Legal Sea Foods - Copley Place Review

The taste of the light cream Qifeng cake is a bit like cheesecake, but it is not sweet and greasy, and the taste is more smooth and delicate than Qifeng cake. This color really loves love, how fresh and eye-catching, especially delicious.

The taste is superb, and it makes people feel very appetizing at first glance, but the weight is not large and belongs to a more delicate type. The win is also very fresh, the taste is salty and moderate, and the fire is just right. The serving speed is very fast. The dining environment needs to be improved, but the price is very affordable, and it will come once a while.

Legal Seafood is a local restaurant chain. The soup is most famous. Every president's banquet will choose this soup. We ordered the lobster of the bake practice. Although the lobster is not big, it is in its early 1 pound, but it is equipped with a lot of wontons and green mouths, so it is full of a large plate; Also ordered a signature crab cake, the taste is great! A large piece of crab meat cake, also with super large shellfish and shrimp. The two people didn't finish eating in the end, so they had to pack it. It is recommended that the soup must be ordered, no need to order salad, the signature crab meat cake is equipped with salad; The amount of dishes is relatively large, and the two people order a main dish is almost the same. The western-style practice of lobster is not rich in Chinese practice and tastes good.

This legal sea food is located in Copley, Boston, and the environment inside feels very elegant and warm. After I went in, I ordered a few specialties inside. I really felt that it was really delicious. I highly recommend it here.

Copley Square is located in the Back Bay area of Boston and is named after the American portrait and historical painter John Singleton Copley, born in Boston. There is a statue on the outside of the square fountain. It is the most prosperous area in Boston, the city center, surrounded by many important buildings, some of which are landmarks, such as the Old South Church, Trinity Hall, Boston Public Library, Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, John Hancock Building, etc.