We just celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary by dining at No 9 Park. Our waiter was knowledgeable and attentive without hovering. the food was wonderful. On the waiters recommendation we somewhat tentatively ordered the prune-filled gnocchi with fois gras. so glad we did--it was amazing. but then so was everything we ate that night. We had originally planned to select... more

The staff was amazing; the food was well thought out and executed; the wine list was unique and wonderful. With a view of Boston common and the State House from the small, elegant dining room I cannot imagine a better dining experience. We had the prix fixe as we did not want to be too full nor have had too... more

Do miss the a la carte menu but No. 9 Park still delivers some of the best food in Boston. Pricey - definitely special occasion stuff. Always stop in when in Boston. more

What came with the recommendation of being one of Boston's best restaurant was a total disappointment. Yes, I am used to European dining with all its little details, but still. The waiters didn't know the simplest things. They rushed out the courses, although we hadn't even finished the previous ones. They tried to clear dishes, although we had obviously not... more

Very good food, but in the "very expensive" category. So, only for special occasions. Make sure you reserve your table with time, since it's impossible to find reservations for Friday nights and Saturdays. more

My friend and I had looked forward to our dinner at No. 9 Park, having read so many positive reviews of its food and service. We were disappointed on both accounts. We ordered the Prix Fixe menu as we needed to get to the Opera and didn't have the time to spend on their 7 course chef menu. I'm glad... more

We ate at No. 9 Park on a Monday night, and the restaurant was very full. We were seated in a room off of the main room, so it felt quite intimate - I didn't realize how big the rest of the restaurant was until we left. We ordered off of the three-course prix fixe menu (although the waitress let... more

Had dinner at No. 9 Park in Boston. Went with the prix fixe menu (3 courses) and ordered 2 wines by the bottle (instead of pairing which is a good option). Service was prompt but not "in-your-face", wines were reasonably priced as was the menu. The staff were happy to move some things around on the prix fixe menu. The... more

No. 9 is by far our favorite restaurant in Boston. The combination of food and services sets it apart from other establishments. The restaurant itself is located across from the Boston Common and the State House. Inside the decor is understated but nice. You enter via the lounge area. There you are welcomed by the always friendly Maitre d' or... more