Sel De La Terre

I've been to Sel de la Terre for lunch, dinner, and just for drinks and have really enjoyed it each time. They do a really nice lunch with sort of fancy sandwiches, and when the weather is nice there are tables outside. The bar area is pretty small, but it's generally not very crowded so you can easily grab a table. I went for dinner during restaurant week and was very impressed - the service was excellent (which is surprising considering it was restaurant week), as was the food. They also have a great martini list - I would highly recommend the french kiss.

Sel De La Terre is a great place for a lunch or dinner. The meals are delicious and the staff is extremely friendly. They take lunch reservations too!

A yummy bakery that smells like baked bread when you walk in. You can smell the sweetness of the fig and anise loaf or the bakery's famous chewy sourdough loaf. The prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly and helpful. The parking is a bit scarce but well worth it.

While Sel De La Terra had great food and is open later than most of the restaraunts in the Faneuil Hall area, I was a bit let down. Maybe it is because I went there with such high expectations. However, the service felt rushed....too rushed for an empty dining room at 5:00. There is a huge selection of wine but it is all a bit pricey. Also, the host was unpleasant. We heard a woman come in for an application and the hostess brushed her off saying "they didnt have any"

PROS: Good Food, open late
CONS: rushed service, a bit pricey