“There are lots of nice restaurants in Boston, but not many where you feel like you actually have to dress up to walk in the door.”
– BlackBook
Fodor's
"Barbara Lynch's latest Italian-meets-French eatery, named for a French town near Italy's border, has two luxurious, prix-fixe menus." Full review
Zagat
"Barbara Lynch "outdoes herself" at this "beautiful", "intimate", "white-tablecloth" Seaport District destination that ranks No. 1 in Service thanks to a "phenomenal" crew." Full review
Gayot
17.0
"Owner-chef Barbara Lynch, one of the most respected culinary figures in the city, has made Menton a hot, if expensive, dining destination." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide
5 Stars
"Capitalizing on previous successes running the gamut from a causal oyster eatery to a cocktail bar, Lynch returns to the fine-dining roots she perfected at No. 9 Park with Menton." Full review
Time Out
"Plush details—from French linens to Austrian crystal—and attentive service will make you feel utterly pampered." Full review
Not For Tourists
"Barbara Lynch's French-inflected fine dining destination."
Where
"Diners only have two menu options: a four-course prix-fixe and a seven-course chef’s tasting menu." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler
"The crown jewel of Barbara Lynch's culinary empire." Full review
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Zagat
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Forbes Travel Guide
Time Out
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Condé Nast Traveler
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