Marliave

10 Bosworth Street BostonMA02108
Open
Sunday
5:00am-1:00am
Monday
5:00am-1:00am
Tuesday
5:00am-1:00am
Wednesday
5:00am-1:00am
Thursday
5:00am-1:00am
Friday
5:00am-1:00am
Saturday
5:00am-1:00am
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Cash
Average Rating
4.5
Total Reviews
(117)
Recommended 0
Not Recommended 0
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Description

Henry Marliave, a French immigrant from Paris, arrived in Boston with a collection of recipes and the dream of finding success in the United States. Henry Marliave achieved his American dream by opening his namesake: Restaurant Marliave at 10 Bosworth Street in 1885. The Boston dining landmark has been reopened by Grotto chef/owner, Scott Herrit.
by gogobot on May 26, 2015 from gogobot

Editorial Reviews

Marliave Restaurant Review:
Marliave, a former speakeasy that's endured wars, floods, recessions and many presidents, is a Downtown Crossing landmark. The cooking hadn't always been as amazing as its longevity; fortunately, chef Scott Herritt dedicated himself to making the restaurant relevant food-wise. Old-school cocktails call to mind the place’s history with libations like the Molasses Flood 1919 and Boston Tea Party....
by gayot on August 15, 2017 from gayot
Evoking "old-school Boston" with its "dark-wood and white-linen" look, this reincarnation of an 1885 Downtown Crossing eatery boasts a "romantic" vibe, "beautiful" bar and second-level patio for a "respite from the hustle"; the "well-prepared", "delicious" Continental-Italian menu and "stellar" tipples (featuring "long lost favorites" with "vintage names") come courtesy of "friendly" staffers.
by zagat on January 21, 2014 from zagat
Marliave, a former speakeasy that's endured wars, floods, recessions and even 23 presidents, is a Downtown Crossing landmark. The food hasn't always been as amazing as its longevity; fortunately, Grotto chef Scott Herritt has dedicated…
by Citysearch on August 09, 2012 from Citysearch
Historic Boston landmark’s bar serves up classic cocktails like they used to be made. Probably because it’s been there since before most of them existed. Opened in 1885, then recently reopened, the room keeps most of the original character in tact. Room is a bit bright however, although dim ambience probably wasn’t trendy in the 19th century. Stashed away in sort of remote corner of downtown,...
by blackbookmag on July 23, 2011 from blackbookmag

Information from the business

The Marliave, Boston's fourth oldest restaurant, has a tireless commitment to house prepared cuisine. Our orange, lemon, lime, and grapefruit juices are fresh squeezed daily. All breads, desserts, sauces, pastas, ice cream, and stocks are made daily in house and are prepared to order. The Marliave utilizes local fresh vegetables, fruits, natural raised animals, and the finest imported...
by yahoolocal on May 10, 2014 from yahoolocal