Stylish restaurant and bar, serving modern bistro fare, located in the former home of Peking Tom's.
(617) 245-0241
25 Kingston St
Boston,
MA
02111
42.3537
-71.0591
Neighborhoods: Central, Downtown
What People Are Saying About Kingston Station
The Owner
Kingston Station
Owner
Kingston Station is within walking distance from the Financial District, Theater District, Chinatown and Downtown Crossing. The restaurant provides a casual downtown environment reminiscent of a classic railway station. Walls are a mix of vintage white subway tiles, tea stained paint and marble mosaic. Tables and chairs are mismatched to create a casual and fun atmosphere. The dining area is separate from the bar, providing the perfect setting for a lively, yet relaxing dining experience. The menu focuses on bistro cuisine, like Onion Soup Gratinee, Seared Tuna Nicoise Salad, Steak…
The Editor
Gerrish Lopez
Citysearch
In Short – Kingston Station has the feel of a classic European railway station, with vintage white tiles, mismatched tables and chairs, and a small café in front. The casual atmosphere suits the American bistro fare served within. Popular items include beef carpaccio salad, steak frites, veal milanese, and truffle fries. Sample an original cocktail such as the Partly Cloudy (Brugal Anejo rum, ginger beer, fresh ginger) or, if you dare, the Kubler Absinthe.
12/01/09
Great for happy hour!
by LadyEC at Citysearch
The fries are terrific, the drink menu terrific with great prices this makes for a great after-work during the week hot spot.
- Pros: Great half price appz with a cozy atmosphere
- Cons: Can't think of any
06/04/09
Great place to meet friends and eat
by mjk122 at Citysearch
Had a great dinner with a group of friends at Kingston Station. The long bar is a great spot to meet friends, and then head to a table to enjoy the food. The owner makes you feel welcome and comfortable without being obtrusive. Our server was on his toes all night and kept the 8 of us well fed and never without a drink in our hands.
Great variety of dishes on the menu.
- Pros: Great bar, great food
11/11/08
Really awesome fries...Decent Entrees...TERRIBLE service
by jsteff22 at Citysearch
I have been to Kingston Station twice and both times received horrible service. As someone coming from a service background I can be a little more nitpicky than most, but this was really bad. The first time I went was in May 08, the server was unattentive, leaving drinks (both alcohol and water) empty, the place was empty so we didn't understand why. The last time was unacceptable...drinks were empty, the server forgot to put our appetizers in and when we asked where they were he accused us of not ordering them, and then ignored our table the rest of the night. Not only was our server off, but the bar was a disaster. Drinks were spilled all over and the bartender was really slow. Aside from all of the service issues...the owner is really nice and apologized to our table. The food is pretty good (truffle fries are delish) and the decor is really cute and quaint. However, there are a lot of places in this city with similar menus and better service, so hopefully they can turn their service around.
- Pros: Good Food, Cute decor, Nice owner
- Cons: Lousy service, Loud for dinner
The Details on Kingston Station
The Extras:
The front cafe area has free wireless internet and an assortment of newspapers to enjoy with coffee or tea.
When to Go:
As it is just 10 minutes from the Theater District, Kingston Station is a great pre-theater dining destination or post-theater coffee-and-dessert spot.
Category:
Bars & Clubs, Restaurants, Lounges, Coffeehouses
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard, Debit Card
Restaurant Special Features:
Late Night Dining, Brunch, Lunch Spot, Bar Scene
Cuisine:
Message from Kingston Station
- Bar is open until 2am Mon-Sat
- Private dining areas
- Pre-theater guests welcome
Kingston Station is within walking distance from the Financial District, Theater District, Chinatown and Downtown Crossing.
The restaurant provides a casual downtown environment reminiscent of a classic railway station. Walls are a mix of vintage white subway tiles, tea stained paint and marble mosaic. Tables and chairs are mismatched to create a casual and fun atmosphere. The dining area is separate from the bar, providing the perfect setting for a lively, yet relaxing dining experience.
The menu focuses on bistro cuisine, like Onion Soup Gratinee, Seared Tuna Nicoise Salad, Steak Frites, and Seared Scallops with Lemon Risotto.
The bar has extensive wine and beer offerings as well as creative cocktails such as the Fidel Castro with Brugal Anejo Rum and passionfruit puree.
Kingston Station is perfect for a lively and fun night out on the town!
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