TURNER FISHERIES OFFERS OUTDOOR DINING FEEL WITH INDOOR DINING CONVENIENCE “Greenhouse”
seating area is the perfect spot
The “greenhouse,” a 44-seat area to the side of the Turner’s main dining room overlooking Dartmouth Street and Copley Square, features seven-foot high French Café bi-fold opening windows creating a bright and sunny lunch venue. The windows, opened out onto the street, produce just the right amount of breeze to make diners comfortable on the hottest of summer days. And in the evening, it’s the perfect place for a romantic, starlit dinner. “Outdoor dining is extremely popular in a city as highly visited as Boston during the summer months,” explains Chef de Cuisine Eric Heinrich. “Everyone wants to eat outside and people-watch. But when that unexpected rain shower or mosquito comes, it’s nice that we can offer guests a place where they can feel like they’re eating outdoors and avoid the elements that make actually being outside a nuisance.” Turner Fisheries “greenhouse” comfortably holds large parties and is an ideal place to host small, social gatherings. While enjoying the tradition of outdoor dining in the airy “greenhouse”, guests will relish Turner’s tradition of offering native seafood dishes prepared with only the freshest ingredients, purchased daily from local distributors, as well as Turner’s Hall-of-Fame clam chowder.
The famed Turner Fisheries has recently re-opened following a three million-dollar renovation. The menu has been revised as well featuring current, native seafood dishes and Turner’s Hall-of-Fame clam chowder. The restaurant’s new design scheme includes Terrazzo tile from Italy, floor to ceiling mahogany paneling, Hollywood banquettes and seven-foot high French Café bi-fold opening windows overlooking Copley Square. The most spectacular addition is the creation of three new private dining rooms, which can accommodate up to 140 people. Turner Fisheries is located at the Westin Copley Place Hotel, 10 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA, 02116. Phone: (617) 424-7425. Visit us at www.turnersboston.com.
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Boston,
MA, May 18, 2004 -- Summer is approaching, and people are looking
for places to dine under the sun. But, avoiding the elements like
rain and pests can be a challenge while feasting al fresco. Turner
Fisheries is proud to offer guests a place to eat with the feeling
of being outdoors, but with the protection of being in a semi-enclosed
area.
