(617) 424-7425
10 Huntington Ave (Copley Westin)
Boston,
MA
02116
42.3488
-71.0773
Neighborhoods: Prudential / St. Botolph, Back Bay
Turner Fisheries Bar
What People Are Saying About Turner Fisheries Bar
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Thanks to an extensive $3 million renovation, Turner Fisheries has an environment worthy of the aged scotch and $30 dishes favored by the upstairs Copley Westin's guests. Many diners come straight from the nearby Hynes Convention Center (or their beds) to slink into designer banquettes, some of which have views of Copley Square. When the Dow's had a particularly good day, broker types stop by the gorgeous lounge to down designer martinis or selections from the pricey, varied wine list. – – The Food – Despite all the glitz, Turner's focus remains on…
06/21/08
Not your typical seafood place
by hotelman21
This resturant was eclectic and trendy. Its great for those looking for seafood with a different flare. I had a delicious seafood risoto, and the clam chowder was great. The restaurant was empty, but business picks up on the weekends. I would recommend, but beware, the prices are a bit on the higher side.
- Pros: convience to Copley mall
04/12/08
If you re looking for a cool, hip, eclectic, or romantic city restaurant this is not it
by SuperBeast1
This is a restaurant attached to a hotel, if you are Boston native under 35 years of age and enjoy hip cutting edge places this place is not it. It is about the calibur of Legal SeaFoods and slightly more expensive. So if you are looking for a lunch with your parents or a nice meal after shopping at the Copley then this place is ok, but if you are looking for a nice night out, seek something else.
- Pros: Easy access, good for familes
- Cons: Ugly decor, full of fat people, not romantic
03/31/08
Great lunch, our favorite chowder
by thebigtuna5
My wife and i brought our kids (junior high and high school) in for a late lunch. This was a decision based primarily on convenience as we were staying at the Westin in which it is located. It was a great choice. Very elegant and comfortable dinning room with friendly waiters that knew what they were doing. My wife and I love chowder and made it our mission that week to try all the good chowder in Boston. This was the best we found. There was a hint of something unusual but very delicious not present in others (perhaps sherry or an herb). In any event, it was creamy, full of clams, and delicious. Our order included lobster rolls which were niclely toasted with garlic butter. The lobster salad was also a bit different with some unusual seasoning that added interest without being overwhelming and the lobster was very tender. Herb roasted chicken was crisp, and arrived hot, moist and tender, which pleased our very picky eater. The restaruant itself is also quite beautiful.
Next year we will come for dinner.
- Pros: attractive setting, delicious food, great service
- Cons: a bit pricey, though we felt it was appropriate
The Details on Turner Fisheries Bar
Parking:
The restaurant validates valet parking (bring your car to the Westin entrance) for $12.
What to Drink:
Scotch snobs take notice: Turner's bartenders are among the most knowledgeable in the city when it comes to all things scotch.
When to Go:
The restaurant serves an inviting, five-course brunch on Sundays from 11am-3pm ($39 per person). Several beverage flights are available, including a non-alcoholic smoothie flight.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
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