Dine and Dash: Seafood in the Seaport District
Sunday, Mr Alyk and I plan to visit the Seaport District for some lunch and some real estate gawking. I don’t know much about the area except it’s the antithesis of Boston: wide easy-to-navigate streets, acres and acres of parking, and lots of new construction. The area (I hesitate to call it a neighborhood) is a bustling business center during the day, but it empties out at night. It sounds like it could be any city in the southwest, but we’ll see.
We can’t decide where to dine before the dash. I read mixed reviews of No Name; some say the place is nothing but a tourist trap, others say it serves the best seafood in the universe. LTK (Legal Test Kitchen) also caught my attention; as the name implies, Legal Seafood uses LTK as a proving ground for new recipes and foodservice technology.
Several other restaurants made the Seaport District home; while Morton’s Steakhouse, Anthony’s Pier 4, and The Barking Crab are the best-known, a handful of others also set up shop in the area, and they all sound good.
437 D Street, #6F
Seaport District, 02210
Beds: 1/Baths: 1
SQ.FT.: 1719
$599,000
Open House: Sunday, May 18, noon until 1:00
21 Wormwood Street, #501
Seaport District, 02210
Beds: 1/Baths: 1
SQ.FT.: 1229
$699,000
Open House: Sunday, May 18, noon until 2:00
25 Channel Center, #PH202
Seaport District, 02210
Beds: 2/Baths: 2
SQ.FT.: 1528
$1,099,000
Open House: Sunday, May 18, 2:00 until 3:00
As always, Fenix posted some spetacular shots of the area. Please check out her neighborhood series- she takes some stunning photos of the city.
