Boston Four Seasons Hotel Trifecta holiday special
đˇ Trifecta at Four Seasons: A Holiday WinâWorth the Early Booking Pro tip from a seasoned diner: Book holiday reservations a month in advance. Smart move, because we scored a table at Trifectaâlocated in the Four Seasons, a spot weâd loved on our first visitâand it did not disappoint. đš The Drinks: A Mixed Bag (But Holiday Specials Shine) The Wine List Shake-Up: đŽ Big changes here. My go-to, The Botanist, is goneâsad face. Tried three new classics, but they leaned too heavy on sweet-tart flavors, masking the booze. Not my vibe (whereâs the âmanlyâ kick? đĽ). Rum Away: đ The saving grace. Sweet, fragrant, but still lets the rumâs character shineâbalanced, sippable, and my pick. Holiday Specials: đ Total hits with my friends. Fruity, sweet, and light on the alcohol burnâperfect for those who prefer sipping over slugging. đ´ The Food: Major Upgrade Last time, it was bar snacks. Now? A full menuâsteak, fish, chicken, lamb, you name it. We tried: Grilled Octopus: Tender, charred, with a zesty kick. Lobster Roll: Buttery, fresh, no fillerâjust chunks of sweet lobster. Rose Cake: đ° Dessert MVP. Floral, not too sweet, and beautifully presented. Zero missesâevery bite felt intentional, like they stepped up their culinary game big time. đ¸ The Price Tag: Fancy, but Fair Three drinks each, plus small plates and dessert, landed us at ~$150 per person (with tip). For a Four Seasons spot on a holiday? Worth it for the ambiance, service, and way better food than last time. đ Trifecta: 1 Dalton St (1st Floor, Four Seasons). Book early, bring your crew, and toast to a solid meal. #BostonHolidayDining #FourSeasonsEats #CocktailLovers