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🩞 Saltie Girl: Boston’s Seafood Icon—Delicious, but Pricey This Newbury Street spot has been on my radar since I moved to Boston. I even mentioned it on my first date here—and two years later, I finally got to try it. Spoiler: The food lived up to the hype, but my wallet? Not so much. 🌟 The Seafood Stars Petite Seafood Tower: đŸŠȘ A showcase of fresh catches: 6 oysters, 2 littleneck clams, 2 topneck clams, 2 shrimp, and a crab salad. The littlenecks stole the show—briny, sweet, with a lingering freshness that made my taste buds sing. The oysters were stellar too, but my friend’s obsession with the crab salad? Confusing (it’s good, but not that good). Torched Salmon Belly: đŸ„‘ A classic done right. Creamy avocado pairs with seared salmon belly—charred on the edges, buttery in the center. The textures (soft avocado, tender fish) and flavors (rich, slightly smoky) are spot-on. French Burgundy Snails: 🐌 Garlic butter overload (in the best way). Plump snails bathed in fragrant, buttery sauce, served with crusty bread for sopping up every drop. Indulgent, garlicky, and worth the calories. 😊 Solid, but Not Spectacular Octopus Empanada: 🐙 Tender, chewy octopus inside a crispy shell—but the fried “cake” underneath felt unnecessary, adding a greasy note that clashed. Sea Urchin: 🐚 Generous portion, mild (not overly sweet), and free of that “paint thinner” off-taste. The raw quail egg on top? An acquired taste—skip if you hate runny eggs. đŸč The Drinks Pineapple & Grapefruit Sippers: Light, fruity, and low on harsh alcohol—perfect for anyone who prefers sweet, easy-drinking cocktails. ✹ The Catch (Literally) The meal was fantastic—fresh, expertly prepared, and full of “wow” moments. But the bill? $125 per person with tip. It’s a splurge, no doubt. My stomach left happy, but my wallet? Crying. Vibe: Romantic, upscale, and perfect for dates—dim lighting, seafood-focused menus, and a buzz that feels “special.” Verdict: Worth trying once for the experience, but don’t expect it to be a regular spot unless you’re rolling in cash. 📍 Saltie Girl 279 Dartmouth St, Boston, MA 02116 #BostonSeafood #DateNightBoston #NewburyStreetEats

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The wallet is crying and the stomach is laughing-Boston Saltie Girl

🩞 Saltie Girl: Boston’s Seafood Icon—Delicious, but Pricey This Newbury Street spot has been on my radar since I moved to Boston. I even mentioned it on my first date here—and two years later, I finally got to try it. Spoiler: The food lived up to the hype, but my wallet? Not so much. 🌟 The Seafood Stars Petite Seafood Tower: đŸŠȘ A showcase of fresh catches: 6 oysters, 2 littleneck clams, 2 topneck clams, 2 shrimp, and a crab salad. The littlenecks stole the show—briny, sweet, with a lingering freshness that made my taste buds sing. The oysters were stellar too, but my friend’s obsession with the crab salad? Confusing (it’s good, but not that good). Torched Salmon Belly: đŸ„‘ A classic done right. Creamy avocado pairs with seared salmon belly—charred on the edges, buttery in the center. The textures (soft avocado, tender fish) and flavors (rich, slightly smoky) are spot-on. French Burgundy Snails: 🐌 Garlic butter overload (in the best way). Plump snails bathed in fragrant, buttery sauce, served with crusty bread for sopping up every drop. Indulgent, garlicky, and worth the calories. 😊 Solid, but Not Spectacular Octopus Empanada: 🐙 Tender, chewy octopus inside a crispy shell—but the fried “cake” underneath felt unnecessary, adding a greasy note that clashed. Sea Urchin: 🐚 Generous portion, mild (not overly sweet), and free of that “paint thinner” off-taste. The raw quail egg on top? An acquired taste—skip if you hate runny eggs. đŸč The Drinks Pineapple & Grapefruit Sippers: Light, fruity, and low on harsh alcohol—perfect for anyone who prefers sweet, easy-drinking cocktails. ✹ The Catch (Literally) The meal was fantastic—fresh, expertly prepared, and full of “wow” moments. But the bill? $125 per person with tip. It’s a splurge, no doubt. My stomach left happy, but my wallet? Crying. Vibe: Romantic, upscale, and perfect for dates—dim lighting, seafood-focused menus, and a buzz that feels “special.” Verdict: Worth trying once for the experience, but don’t expect it to be a regular spot unless you’re rolling in cash. 📍 Saltie Girl 279 Dartmouth St, Boston, MA 02116 #BostonSeafood #DateNightBoston #NewburyStreetEats

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