Lenox Sophia - Crossing

Tables were maybe a bit closer together than I would have liked for a semi-romantic dinner. But enjoyed the food and loved that it's byob. Get to actually enjoy some of the nice bottles of wine I have with better food than I could cook on my own.

The restaurant charged me $100 while I had cancelled the reservation. Be careful with this

One of the best meals in Boston. I had the vegan version.Dietary restrictions: Dairy free

I came here over a year ago and to this day I still think about how this was the worst meal I 've had in Boston and every time I think I have a bad meal somewhere else, I tell myself "at least it was cheaper than that $200 meal at Lenox Sophia "I had gotten a raving review from a coworker and so was super intrigued by certain dishes on the menu, only to arrive to a $100 per person pre fixe menu. The space is tiny, we were seated RIGHT next to the door, there 's barely any hall space for people to even walk in. Crudo bland, but refreshing? Not much is going on. Just some herbs on top of gelatinous cubes. Mushrooms apparently these were supposed to taste like sugar cookies and had some fancy miso seasoning but they were literally just seared mushrooms. Can we talk about the ridiculous portion??!! And anticlimactic plating!Tagliatelle bolognese this was the only course where I felt like I was actually being fed and not teased. A decent portion of pasta for a tasting menu, solid bolognese, noodles were on the weaker side felt handmade. Fish could be any white fish because it was so boring. Texturally quite nice and tender as if it had been sous vide, because it certainly looked sous vide from the sad pale exterior. But this slice of fish was the size of my thumb probably. Dessert didn 't think something could actively taste bad but this flan was made worse by trying to pair it with the sour passion fruit sauce and the bitter almond lace. Service felt rushed and aloof. I see the significance around them getting their BYOB license but that doesn 't mean the food is gonna be good. Don 't let alcohol trick you into thinking everything is yummier!

This is the most underrated restaurant in Boston. The food was exceptional. Service was just as good. I will be returning very soon.