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La Padrona, The Blind Duck, Long Bar & Terrace, and Café Pastel.
Begin with pastries, artisanal coffee, cold-pressed juices or smoothies at Café Pastel, then linger over regional Italian cooking at La Padrona, where handmade pastas, New England seafood and premium meats shape the menu. As evening rises, The Blind Duck brings speakeasy-style craft cocktails, skyline views and Thursday Jazz Nights, while vegetarian options, organic ingredients and locally sourced food support a thoughtful dining experience.
A stylish Italian restaurant at Raffles Boston featuring regional dishes, handmade pastas, fresh New England seafood and premium meats in a glamorous two-story setting. La Padrona suits refined dinners and special evenings, with an elegant, polished atmosphere and strong sense of occasion.
A moody craft cocktail speakeasy bar at Raffles Boston perched on the 17th and 18th floors, offering inventive cocktails and sweeping views over Back Bay, the Charles River, and the skyline. The Blind Duck suits after-dark sipping and feels intimate, polished, and quietly dramatic.
A charming European-style cafe at Raffles Boston offering artisanal coffee, rotating pastries, savory sandwiches, cold-pressed juices and smoothies. Café Pastel suits an easy morning stop or a light midday pause, with a polished, bakery-fresh feel from first sip to last bite.
Raffles Boston offers three distinctive dining venues: La Padrona, a MICHELIN-recommended Italian restaurant; The Blind Duck, a speakeasy-style craft cocktail bar; and Café Pastel, a European-style café and bakery. Together these venues make Raffles Boston a true dining destination in the heart of Back Bay.
Yes, La Padrona at Raffles Boston is a MICHELIN-recommended regional Italian restaurant curated by a James Beard Award-winning chef, featuring handmade pastas, fresh New England seafood, and premium meats. The dining room encourages smart casual or elegant evening attire, and reservations are recommended well in advance, especially on weekends.
The Blind Duck is a speakeasy-style craft cocktail bar at Raffles Boston, perched atop the hotel with sweeping views of Back Bay, the Charles River, and the city skyline. It also hosts Jazz Nights every Thursday evening, making it a signature late-night spot at Raffles Boston.
Yes, Café Pastel at Raffles Boston is a European-style café and bakery serving artisanal coffee, a rotating Donut of the Week, savory sandwiches, pastries, and cold-pressed juices and smoothies, making it an easy daily stop for guests at Raffles Boston.
Yes, Raffles Boston welcomes guests of all ages across its dining venues, with children of any age welcome and children 18 and above charged as adults. While the property is best known as a polished city base, its restaurants accommodate families alongside couples and business travelers.
Yes, the dining program at Raffles Boston includes vegetarian menu options as well as organic food selections. The hotel also emphasizes locally-sourced ingredients, with 80% or more sourced locally, reflecting its commitment to sustainable, quality dining.
Breakfast at Raffles Boston is available as a cooked-to-order option for an additional surcharge, rather than being automatically included with room rates. Guests can expect a full breakfast service available each morning for an added fee.
Yes, Raffles Boston offers couples and private dining experiences for guests seeking an intimate meal. These private dining arrangements can be paired with the hotel's restaurants or event spaces for special occasions.
Reservations are recommended across the dining venues at Raffles Boston, particularly at La Padrona, where tables are known to fill quickly on weekends and holidays. Booking ahead helps ensure availability at this sought-after Boston dining destination.
At La Padrona, Raffles Boston encourages smart casual or elegant evening attire to suit the glamorous dining room, though a strict formal dress code is not enforced. Guests at other Raffles Boston venues can generally dine in relaxed, polished city attire.
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