Sauciety - Boston

Despite offering multiple fish options like swordfish and salmon on their dinner menu, the restaurant was out of both when we visited. We also had numerous unhelpful servers, leading us to repeatedly ask for water and receive incorrectly prepared desserts. We did raise these issues with the manager, but after a tiring day, we were hoping for a pleasant meal at the hotel. Unfortunately, the restaurant fell short of our expectations. Additionally, my group felt that the menu was too expensive for the subpar food quality we experienced.

Whatever poor reviews I saw before attending restaurant have been turned around completely. The food was amazing my group had duck, mahi mahi and chicken. When duck ran out, I was offered filet in its place... To be honest, the choose your sauce thing is kinda gimicky since the food was prepared so well you didn 't really need/want the sauce to alter the taste (although spiced up the chicken dish) but was an interesting experience. Drinks were really well made. Service was available whenever needed (chef even came out to make apologies for shortage of duck) would have expected a less casual waitstaff for the atmosphere, but were friendly regardless.

We were there pretty early in the evening in order to make it to a show, so it was hard to tell what the ambiance would be and whether or not there was any kind of bar scene. Food was very good though.

Sauciety is a superb restaurant with a great location and an amazing breakfast buffet.

I made a reservation for breakfast for 7 people with the concierge the night before, but unfortunately, they did not inform me that the restaurant was closed. As a result, our business meeting had to take place in the noisy lobby bar over coffee, as we were unable to use the buffet. It was a disappointing and embarrassing experience.