Coquette
Fine dining restaurant · South Boston Waterfront ·
Coastal French-inspired seafood, pizza, small plates & cocktails
Coastal French-inspired seafood, pizza, small plates & cocktails
"This glamorous Seaport restaurant is a destination spot. Ethereal decor, big cozy booths, and large-format cocktails make this an ideal birthday or bachelorette group location." - Erika Adams
"On Magazine Street, Coquette recently sunset its tasting menu so the larger restaurant can better accommodate a la carte dining and feel more accessible to locals; Stoltzfus said the large format made the tasting-menu approach harder to navigate. The decision freed him to focus on Wild South, and Coquette hosted a recent preview dinner that offered a taste of the dishes planned for the new tasting-menu project." - Justine Jones
"Coquette is the closest thing you’ll find to coastal France in mid-winter Boston by a landslide. The pink- and purple-hued walls and ceilings of this spacious hotel restaurant in the Seaport district, painted with Renaissance-esque skies and art-deco-inspired flowers, provide a much-needed respite from the city’s drab surroundings. Food is more fusion than French, with crudos, tartare, and steaks featured prominently and an Angel’s Envy Manhattan that matches all of the restaurant’s decadence." - Molly McDonough
"The Seaport has the recently opened Coquette, from the restaurant group behind vibey downtown spots Lolita and Mariel." - Erika Adams
"Coquette’s seared squid was a standout dish that I appreciated during my visits." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
