Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar Fort Point

The place is fantastic for celebratory dinner or brunch. The music and vibe is on point. It's a fantastic blend of Mexican and modern cuisines. The drinks are really well made. It's a bit pricy, but worth it to visit. Diablo was my favorite. They also have vegetarian options. We trilled corn bread and corn on the cob. Corn bread was rich and delicious. Parking is hard to find on the street, but you can find parking spots nearby. Make sure to reserve a table beforehand, they are always busy.

Go for: The ambience transports you into another world for a few hours. And no doubt you'll supply them with free advertising by tagging your location when you post a photograph of the unique restaurant interior on your social media account. Avoid if: You can't stand paying for a dining "experience," aren't prepared to empty your wallet by the time you leave, or you drove to Seaport and want to park your car anywhere nearby. Something surprising: The two Lolita locations are among the many over-the-top, indulgently stylized eateries from the COJE Management Group. If the decor makes it feel like luxury, is it luxury? Reservation needed? Yes, almost always. Overall Experience: 4/5. Conceptually - glad this place exists. What they're doing is unique, the food is good, the drinks are okay (nothing to write home about). You forget you're in Boston for a little while, which is cool. It's all just a little pretentious, overpriced, and excessive. Value for Price: 2 Sanitation: 3 Food Quality: 3 Menu Precision: 4 Service Quality: 3 Timing: 4 Decor: 4 Access: 2 — 5 among the best 4 strong 3 not too bad 2 mediocre 1 never again

Pricey? A little. Worth it though. You get a thing of shaved ice grapefruit. The food was brought out quickly. Food was delicious. Then when we thought we were done they brought out a whole cotton candy with pop rocks thing. It was delicious. Also temporary tattoos. The atmosphere was gorgeous. The tables had skulls with flowers on them. The walls were intricately painted. Everyone was very nice. It was a little difficult to find, as the main doors do not have a sign on them. I'd go back.

Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar is a fantastic blend of modern style and Mexican tradition. I visited their bar for appetizers and a margarita, and it was a great experience. They've been offering a unique twist on Mexican cuisine and craft cocktails since 2010, and it shows. The menu combines traditional Mexican flavors with a Boston twist, making each dish a pleasant surprise. The margarita I had was expertly made, and the appetizers were both delicious and beautifully presented. If you're planning an event, their private dining spaces can accommodate gatherings of all sizes. Overall, Lolita is a fantastic choice for modern Mexican cuisine and crafted cocktails in a vibrant atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

Beautiful location to have brunch, but the food was just ok. It seemed like a lot of their dishes just involved putting a lot of Mexican ingredients onto a single plate, so the individual flavors were lost. The guacamole was very good and fresh. Service was friendly and prices were reasonable for the generous portions. I probably wouldn't come back again.

Always a good time at Lolita’s. Their cocktails have been on point most of the times but this time round I found the house margarita not quite up to standard. Just felt off. The ambience indoors is quite surreal bordering on the spooky if you really aren’t into skulls and red/black colour theme. Our waitstaff was very polite, attentive and helped us with our ordering while we got a little too confused. Make sure to get reservations or else you wouldn’t really be able to get a table during the weekends. We also checked out their patio which was quite full and considering it was a hot day out, our choice to stay indoors helped.