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No Name Restaurant
- Restaurants
- Boston, MA
About this business
No Name Restaurant, Located in Boston, Mass., specializes in sea food plates. Established in 1917, the restaurant offers saut ed lobster with shrimps, scallops, broiled scrod, sole, smelts, shrimp saut , mussels, blue fish, salmon, scallops and sword fish, to name a few. It also serves seafood platter, lobster meat on a salad, shrimp on a salad, saute seafood with vegetables, steamed lobster, fried clams and scallops. In addition, No Name Restaurant offers scrod, fried-scrod sandwich, clam roll, grilled chicken on a salad, h... read more
Location details
15 1/2 Fish Pier St E, Boston, MA, 02210, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Tue | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
A place to go for simply cooked broiled fish – One Sunday morning, I surfed the Internet for a brunch place, stumbled across a restaurant called No Name, and decided to find out if its name is plainly humble or pretentious. It turned out that the restaurant, situated on 15 Fish Pier in Boston, offers nothing but plenty of fresh seafood. Although seemingly taking pride in their fresh food, the No Name Restaurant has absolutely no attitude at all. Old and rundown, the place is far from fancy. As my friend and I arrived at one ... read more
Seafood was fresh and hot. But definitely nothing to write home about. – I'm not sure how they were voted in as a "Best Place to Eat" in 2007. Location is a back alley warehouse. Paper cups and a pitcher of water sit on each table when you come in so that you can help yourself. I probably wouldn't go back
The last of the waterfront's no-frills seafood joints, where value and freshness trump atmosphere and service. – In Short Befitting its name, this Seaport District eatery offers little by way of decor and ambiance, with only simple harbor views distracting diners from their lobsters and chowder. On any given day, hundreds of tourists and a smattering of local workers fill the No Name's sprawling dining room to be served by indifferent, yet competent, servers. The seafood, while fresh, is prepared minimally, with most items o... read more
Big Disapointment – I had my boyfriend take me here for my birthday because I read misleading reviews. The clam chowder should have been called fish chowder. It had absolutely NO flavor. The seafood plate was basic served with fries, definitely nothing to brag about. Not even a good selection on alcoholic beverages.
Best meal, warm friendly atmosphere, hilarious waiters, prompt service, cheap prices – We went to the No Name after a long day of shopping. The chowder was warm and delicious, plenty filling. The scallops and scrod were delicious. No wait, prompt service. The food was hot, not like some restaurants where by the time you get it, the food is warm at most. Have recommended it to friends, will definitely go again. Waiters are funny, make the night a good time for all. Unlike other reviewers, while there I encountered no waiters ... read more
No Name = NEVER AGAIN !!!! EVER! – Wow! It can't believe that I had to give this restaurant even one star for this review (no stars is well-deserved and one star is an over-rating). The other negative reviews are all spot on and I can't remember a worse restaurant experience in any other city in the US. I should've known it wasn't going to be good when I saw all of the available parking when walking through the Seaport area on a Thursday night at 6 PM. The stairway to the dining room smelled like decaying fish, instantly spo... read more
Boston at it's WORST!!!! – Boston has some great seafood establishments, but this is not one of them!!! The fish is fried and all tastes the same. I could have defrosted some frozen fish sticks and it would have tasted the same. The ambience is non-existent. Water served in paper cups???? Dinners served at different times??? Waitress that could not speak English????? Not for me. One, big loud open room with tour busses lined up in front and full of unsuspecting tourists (like me). Both my son and I became violently ill in th... read more
JUST BUY A FRY DADDY & DO IT YOURSELF – EVERYTHING fried!!! You can get fish broiled but it looks like very few people choose that option. The ambience is horrendous....it's an open room with old tables and the most blue collar feel you can imagine. That would've been fine if the food was edible. I went with a group of 5 people....not 1 person enjoyed their food. There are no sauces or spices....NO IMAGINATION....just BLAND BLAND fish that tastes like Gortons on sale for $2.99 at the Shoprite. Fried Calamari.....awful. Save ... read more
Lowest of Low in Boston – So I have lived in Boston for about 2 years now and live in the seaport district. Everyone told me how great No Name restaurant is and cheap it is...and all the works. So, my wife and I decided to go and there was a line out the door (so it had to be good, right?) When you get a seat, they rush you off to the large rows of tables (very communal..reminded me of eating in italy)......the menu is no frills fish, fish, fish, shrimp, lobster, grilled, baked, poached. I got the seafood chowder and scrod..... read more
Frequently asked questions about No Name Restaurant
How is No Name Restaurant rated?
No Name Restaurant has a 4 star rating with 2,135 reviews.
When is No Name Restaurant open?
No Name Restaurant is closed now. It will open at 9:00 a.m.
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