Troquet Restaurant Review:
Troquet is an ultra-polished, self-styled “food and wine boutique” occupying two stories in the Theater District. Wines by the glass come in two- or four-ounce pours for sippers to mix and match; due to its emphasis on hard-to-find vintages in limited production, the selection by the bottle changes nightly. The menu is designed to make pairings a snap, whether the dish is the intensely rich...
Despite "wine to die for", a French–New American menu of the "highest quality" and "knowledgeable" service, this "pricey" Theater District bistro remains "under the radar"; perhaps that's why the "lovely", "warm" setting with a "beautiful" view of the Common so suits "romantic" trysts.
Despite boasting what might well be Boston's longest wine list, with nearly 500 vintages (more than 45 of which are available by the glass), plus an unobstructed view of the Common, this French fusion spot flies somewhat under the radar. Still, locals know that Troquet offers all the ingredients for a lovely evening: a quietly elegant dining room, decadent dishes like bacon-wrapped veal sirloin...
One of the city's most successful, and intense, culinary marriages pairs fine wine with French-inspired cuisine in the Theatre District.:
With a stylishly narrow second-floor dining room and impressive views of Boston Common and the State House, Troquet presents an attractive choice for theatergoers in search of a luxurious pre-show...