Turner Fisheries serves Boston, MA and is located in the 02116 ZIP code.
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Turner Fisheries received an average rating of 3.81 out of 5 stars from 16 reviews.
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Sapphire hues, a curving staircase and dramatically mod light fixtures make for a striking backdrop against which this upscale fish house in The Westin Copley Place sets its dishes. Because the hotel caters to conventioneers, the menu must… Read Full Editorial
"Bait and Switch" menu by jonbyron via Citysearch on 10/6/2010
Turners restaurant is a scam. they advertise $30 lobster dinners on wednesday nights. when my group arrived at 8:00 PM, we were told that they ran out of those lobsters at 7:15 Am (the manager Trish told us this). when asked what the…
Turner Fisheries Review by josiebean87 via Citysearch on 4/6/2010
I was lucky enough to be one of the first 100 people who got to try out the free lunch promo last Friday (3/2) and it was FANTASTIC. First of all, I took my friend and didn't really know what to expect of the menu. When we got there, we…
Not your typical seafood place by hotelman21 via Citysearch on 6/21/2008
This resturant was eclectic and trendy. Its great for those looking for seafood with a different flare. I had a delicious seafood risoto, and the clam chowder was great. The restaurant was empty, but business picks up on the weekends. I…
If you re looking for a cool, hip, eclectic, or romantic city restaurant this is not it by SuperBeast1 via Citysearch on 4/12/2008
This is a restaurant attached to a hotel, if you are Boston native under 35 years of age and enjoy hip cutting edge places this place is not it. It is about the calibur of Legal SeaFoods and slightly more expensive. So if you are looking…
Great lunch, our favorite chowder by thebigtuna5 via Citysearch on 3/31/2008
My wife and i brought our kids (junior high and high school) in for a late lunch. This was a decision based primarily on convenience as we were staying at the Westin in which it is located. It was a great choice. Very elegant and…
Vastly overpriced for ordinary meals by pakistan via Citysearch on 12/7/2007
I was disappointed in what was supposed to be one of Boston's better seafood restaurants. Great location and a nice room but the seafood was vastly overpriced and the lobster was overcooked. went back and had same experience with the…
One of my best dining experience by mymy_ via Citysearch on 9/5/2007
I actually went to Turner during Restaurant Week. I have to say this place did not disappoint me at all. Everything from food to services to atomsphere was good. For appetizer I had a salad and my friend had a "Trio of Raw". My advice is…
A place to come back to time and again by dahveed via Citysearch on 8/22/2007
Turner Fisheries remains an excellent and reliable restaurant, one of the best fish restaurants in the country. Service is excellent, and especially noteworthy is the bar service, not to mention the bar service at Bar 10 in the Westin…
average by hamiltonsrock via Citysearch on 3/29/2007
I've been meaning to write a review about this place for a while. I think overall our experience was pretty good, but some entrees weren't as good as we expected them to be. I will tell you one thing, though - the jumbo shrimp cocktails…
Disappointed by lypakou via Citysearch on 10/9/2006
Visited Boston recently. Saw this place listed as 9.0. It should be downgraded to a 4. The quality of the food was below average. Bouillabaisse was weak in flavor and had overcooked seafood. My tuna tartare was over spiced to point of…
Wonderful Sunday Brunch!! by raevol via Citysearch on 3/20/2006
I LOVE the new Turner's Sunday brunch. So enjoyable and delicious, love the concept of the different courses, such a good price for the amount and quality of the food you receive. Their tea service was also extremely impressive. Would…
The Back Bay's swankiest seafood emporium provides fresh fish and a blow to its diners' expense accounts. by Contributor via Citysearch on 7/27/2005
The Scene
Thanks to an extensive $3 million renovation, Turner Fisheries has an environment worthy of the aged scotch and $30 dishes favored by the upstairs Copley Westin's guests. Many diners come straight from the nearby Hynes…
Mother's Day Disaster! by mitsuli via Citysearch on 5/9/2005
Took Mom for Mother's Day brunch - very disappointed. Quality was awful - sushi out at room temperature, brunch with no omelette stations, no eggs, no breakfast meats, no fruit, no pasta, no carving stations, no toast. Ordered Eggs…
Looks good..tastes not so great by creon via Citysearch on 2/16/2004
The apps. and dessert were very good. We had the crab cake and the creme burle. The entrees left a lot morer to be desired. The grilled swordfish and the scallops were bland and a bit tough. The service was a bit slow. To top it off, they…
great job by unio via Citysearch on 8/21/2003
If you feel like typical New England food (like Legal Seafood), I really recommend this restaurnt. Beadbasket has great variety of bread, chowder is good as I could taste clam stock flavor, they use real lum crab meat which is expensive…
Turn Around by sparky1978 via Citysearch on 1/6/2003
The food was excellent and the staff was acommodating, but considering there are numerous seafood restaurants in the area I suggest you find one with the same excellent food with a lower price....if paying $12 for one crabcake isn't out of…
