- Pizza
- American
Vinalia
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Ratings and Reviews for Vinalia
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Apr 23 2012
Jessica H. via Yelp
I have been wanting to go here for a couple of years now but haven't had the time. So last Friday I went with my potential financial adviser. I suggested...read more
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Apr 11 2012
Hana T. via Yelp
Beautiful restaurant, but... Drink list could use an overhaul. Or just fire the bartender. Whichever is more cost effective. Of the 6 drinks ordered,...read more
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Mar 30 2012
Cat M. via Yelp
If PRC is the harbinger of things to come with the development of DTX, then I'm all for it. It's exactly the kind of restaurant the area needs -- upscale...read more
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Nov 25 2008
via Citysearch
My bestfriend and I went to this trendy restaurant and bar in Boston,MA. We met the most delightful and friendly people you could ...read more
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Mar 02 2007
nu2bos via Citysearch
We have been to many restaurants around the city and Vinalia rated way up there. I had friends tell me it was out of the way but I...read more
The Scene
Located in the heart of downtrodden Downtown Crossing, this stylish, elegant restaurant is something of a diamond in the rough. The bustling lounge is a favorite with the financial set, thanks to TVs tuned to the market recap and specialty cocktails (with ingredients like fresh fruit and chocolate). Personable servers do their best to help navigate the epic wine list (150 bottles, more than 40 by the glass).
The Food
After settling into the comfortable, warm-hued dining room, most diners experience sticker shock--of the good kind. Nothing on the contemporary American menu tops $20; not even mint-rubbed New Zealand lamb chops with pearl onions and fingerling potato ragout. Lounge lizards enjoy upscale finger foods like wood-grilled pizzas (the wild mushroom, goat cheese and slow-roasted onion is a tangy winner) and crisp fried clams. Warm apple strudel with brown-sugar ice cream stands out among the soothing desserts.