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Tremont 647

647 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02118
617-266-4600

Tremont 647 restaurant information
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Tremont 647 opened its doors in December of 1996 with a mission to provide high quality food and hospitality in a professional, fun and funky environment. The 70-seat restaurant, in the heart of Boston’s South End, serves up boldly flavored American cuisine, with inventive global influences and has become a beloved neighborhood destination know for its weekend brunch and sunny sidewalk seating.

Chef-owner Andy Husband’s commitment to locally grown ingredients is reflected in the restaurant’s eight-season cycle – the menu changes bi-monthly to take advantage of what’s fresh in the market.

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Butternut squash and ginger soup with chili oil and fennel cracker
 
 
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