Sel De La Terre

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Literally translated as 'salt of the earth', Sel De La Terre serves classic French cuisine in a cozy setting. Drop by for a steaming cup of java or freshly baked croissants. The lunch and dinner menu offer a plethora of sea-food, country roasts, omelet... More [+]

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by dottt22 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-09-10

"I wanted to go to this restaurant for my birthday because I had heard so many great things about it. My boyfriend also bought the Groupon earlier this summer, so we figured why not?! Let me start o..." more

by WRbride (Trip Advisor) on 2010-09-01

"Back Bay location and atmosphere is very good, but the food and service was pretty bad. I wondered why the restaurant had so many tables open on a Saturday night at 7pm. Now I know why. Until the f..." more

by ji1731 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-09-01

"Located near the Boston waterfront and the Boston Aquarium this is consistantly a great night out. Good food, nice bar, great service all in a really nice atmosphere. Prices are on the somewhat hig..." more

by JPMSavannah (Trip Advisor) on 2010-08-24

"Only good point is its location. For the rest, we were a party of 3 for dinner in early August 2010, and found the cuisine fair only. We had expected much more, based on its reputation.Oysters on t..." more

by slusarzj (Trip Advisor) on 2010-08-10

"Had dinner here on Friday night and the food was good. The service was really spotty - our entrees arrived before the wine! The bill came and i was floored at the price. If the service had been bet..." more

by soleilk (Trip Advisor) on 2010-06-01

"just had lunch here on memorial day monday and what a great stop! i got the soup and salad deal. at first i thought just 1 soup choice is not really a choice but the creamy vidalia onion soup with ..." more

by Grace002 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-02-21

"We decided to try Sel de la Terre for a late Saturday lunch. They brought out very tasty bread and butter before our lunch. Sel de la Terre had a very limited menu for lunch. We ordered the chicken..." more

by leafpeeper98 (Trip Advisor) on 2009-12-18

"We took a large group out to dinner here on a frosty winter night. I was surprised by the how limited the menu is. Only three apps offered (olives, goat cheese spread, baked onion) I think there ar..." more

by Brooklynmc (Trip Advisor) on 2009-11-30

"My wife and I were in Boston for one night in November. We stayed at the Marriott Long Wharf directly across the street. My relatives who live in Boston recommended we eat at Sel de la Terre. It wa..." more

by jenn459 (Trip Advisor) on 2009-10-26

"I've been to SDLT several times, I work in the Pru so I take colleagues and friends here often. Lunch is pretty OK, the service is usually pretty good and the food is fresh. The waitstaff is hit or..." more

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