Reelhouse

I went to the Reelhouse located on 6 New St in East Boston. This is my second time coming here and it did not disappoint! Last time I was here I came for dinner but this Sunday I tried their brunch menu. For their main brunch items we had their mini pop tarts. These were handmade and came in pumpkin and nutella chocolate flavors. These were cute but I wish they had more filling in them. If you come here with kids or you yourself have a sweet tooth these would be an ideal choice 5/10. The brioche french toast also satisfies all those who may have a sweet tooth. This was a thick piece of toast with berry compote, whipped cream and of course maple syrup 8/10. The star dish of the brunch was the salmon cake benedict This dish had the most perfect poached eggs and came with home fries. The salmon was also cooked perfectly a true 10/10 in our eyes. The non-traditional brunch items we got were the steak frites which had sirloin steak tips, sauteed spinach and parmesan fries 7/10. I wish the steak wasn't so tough to eat but otherwise the flavor was there and you really can't go wrong with parmesan fries. We also got the israeli style hummus which had mediterranean olives, crumbled feta and crispy chickpeas. The hummus also came with these cumin za'atar pita chips. A great pairing and a very shareable dish. I recommend getting this for the table when you come here 8/10. Lastly, the crab fried rice was another great shareable dish. It had generous portion of crab and diced vegetables in it 8/10. The cost of everything was very reasonable and I would be back again for a third time! I love their ever changing menu! Food: 8/10 Affordability: 8/10 Ambiance: 8/10

Great looking restaurant with even better views! Food is fantastic (if you get the hamburger, make sure to add the Crab Louie!) and great drinks. Try and get a spot outside for maximum relaxation and the best views.

Amazing view. We had fried rice with duck and Swordfish and both delicious

ReelHouse in Eastie provides fantastic views of the Harbor and the city skyline. We’d reserved a table for outdoor seating and it was well worth it. They were kind enough to adjust our reservation time since we were running late from our travel. The cocktails are worth it. A few of us ordered mocktails and they were least impressed. It didn’t match up. Truffle fries and the corn are your best bet at appetizers and I’d say to skip the brussel sprouts, those came undercooked. You pay for the view and the ambience more than anything else. An evening well spent. Would certainly recommend a visit while it’s still warm to be seated outdoors.

This is one of the busiest restaurants for sure. The view from this place was a killer. The drinks were awesome and I regret not eating much food here as we didn't had much space in our tummies. But it's a definitely to visit place in Boston. Last but not the least, check out their burger.