
Apartments near No Name Restaurant in South Boston, MA (2,845 Rentals)


141 M St

425 E 6th St

528-530 E Eighth St

20 Sanger St

53 Thomas Park

823 E 6th St

870 E 6th St

1-11 Hamlin St

86 Marine Rd

231 W 9th St

300 E 8th St

Harborview Condominiums

232 Old Colony Ave

Trimount Place

14-16 Woodward St

9-11 Woodward St

510-518 Dorchester Ave

354 Dorchester St

34-36 Ward St

602-604 Dorchester Ave

648-650 Dorchester Ave

The Distillery North

Foundry Building

654 E Broadway

538 E Broadway

Eleven West Broadway

489 E Broadway

185 W 9th St

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A restaurant with no name most certainly must be a hole-in-the wall, and that it is. No Name restaurant (we're not kidding, that is actually the name), is a cheap to eat meal, for lobster and steak, but probably one of the best lobster shops in Boston. Located in the Boston Harbor, you and a few fellow residents from apartments in Boston might enjoy a day trip to the harbor, culminating in a visit to the No Name. But you don't want to bring a date to impress him or her. While the fish may be the freshest, most tasty you've ever had, the location and dining room itself leave much to be desired. The daily special (found on the paper menu) is sauteed lobster with shrimp and scallops, at a reasonable price of $21.95. The additional fish items include lots of broiled fish - scrod, sole, bluefish, salmon or swordfish, fried shrimp or scallops and a seafood plate, as well as grilled chicken, steak or a burger. You'll receive hot bread after being seated and the entrees come with fries and coleslaw. If you'd enjoy a libation with your meal, you'll have to stick with beer or wine. The $2.95 desserts include pudding and a daily assortment of cakes and pies. No Name is a great place to bring visitors to the area looking for just plain fresh and good seafood, without all the bells and whistles of a fancier place or food. The restaurant accommodates children and groups well, and has plentiful parking.
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