- Seafood
The Daily Catch
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Ratings and Reviews for The Daily Catch
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Feb 02 2012
Dave R. via Yelp
Can you say, no good? That's what I say after my visit. First and last.... They say seafood restaurant? Where? Had mussels that were supposed to be...read more
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Jan 01 2012
Julia Z. via Yelp
Better to come in the summer and sit outside; the indoor setting feels more like a bar than a seafood restaurant: service and overall dinning atmosphere...read more
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Jan 01 2012
Nat P. via Yelp
I was directed to this place by a chain smoking lady outside the nearby Barking Crab restaurant, which I had left because there was too long of a wait for a...read more
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Sep 06 2008
sparrowwithabell via Citysearch
The ambience of this new location is nicer and bigger. However, the service was very slow. The black pasta came out wasn't reall...read more
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May 12 2008
Celts via Citysearch
The daily catch is one of the best places in boston for seafood. I have been to this location and the north end location. I love...read more
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Mar 21 2008
goodeats821 via Citysearch
Had a corporate function here because of the ideal location and the food was tasty. However, when our party arrived at the event, ...read more
In Short
The Moakley Courthouse's workers stop by this branch of the local chain for a sustaining lunch or an after-work dinner. The fabled fried calamari is as good as advertised; lightly battered and served with a traditional marinara sauce, it's a perfect appetizer. Cuts of swordfish and tuna are simply grilled with lemon or sauteed with mushrooms and onions and splashed with balsamic vinegar. Several dishes are served in the pan in which they were prepared.
