
Apartments near Atlantic Fish Company in Boston, MA (9,092 Rentals)


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56 Egmont St, Unit 4

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202 St Paul St, Unit 23

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336 Harvard St, Unit G6

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21 Ellery St, Unit 4

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7 Acron Rd, Unit 2

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35 Roberts Rd, Unit 3R

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119 Harvard St, Unit 6

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61 6th St

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6 Canal Park

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61 6th St, Unit 1

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11 Granite St, Unit bedroom rental

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1199 Beacon St

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184 St Paul St, Unit 2

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726 Washington St

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25 Aspinwall Ave, Unit 1

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16 Ware St, Unit 42

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274 Brookline St

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175 River St, Unit 2

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48 Inman St, Unit B

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3 Ward St, Unit 404

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32 James St

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33 Dwight St, Unit 2

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325 Harvard St, Unit #42

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8 Goodman Rd, Unit 1

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12 Homer St, Unit 1

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1154 Massachusetts Ave, Unit #6/7

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5 Glassworks Ave

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88 Ames St

1210 Cambridge St

18 Homer St

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1284 Beacon St

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94 Beacon St

331 Harvard St

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61 Webster Ave

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250 Kendall St

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21 Charles St

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356 Third Street-GO ID1049989P

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356 Third Street-GO ID1049769P

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356 Third Street-GO ID1039923P

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300 Kendall St

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356 Third Street-GO ID1039917P

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When living in Boston its just the right thing to do as the New Englanders do and get out of your apartments in Boston and eat some clam chowder. The best chowder in this northeastern US city can be found at Atlantic Fish, a restaurant in the business of serving seafood for over 30 years. The interior of the restaurant features a ship-like feel with detailed wood work and beautifully crafted sea murals. Only fresh fish is prepared, from chop swordfish to barbecue glazed salmon. Because of the uncertainty of which fish will be delivered each day, Atlantic Fish creates a new menu daily. Of course, some things can be counted on to be there, such as Maine Lobster, prepared baked and stuffed or in a yummy pot pie. Jumbo lump crab cake, tuna bolognese and smoked salmon pate can almost always be found on the menu. And the tasty signature raw bar is fun to sample and then enjoy a cocktail on the open air patio. The menu does feature additional entrees besides fish, such as beef and chicken and well-prepared veggies. Speaking of cocktails, the menu here is creative and fun, whether you enjoy vodka or rum. For the wine lovers, the expansive wine list provides it by the glass, the half bottle or the bottle so that more than one may be tasted when visiting the restaurant. The nine page menu features wines from the U.S., Australia, Italy, France, Spain and other European countries, probably a wider selection than you have at your apartment home. Sweet dessert selections include a signature chocolate cake, as well as newer items such as a delicious brulee cheesecake. Atlantic Fish is open for lunch and dinner daily, and offers a huge brunch menu on weekends from 11:30 am to 3 pm.
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