Trading Post
What the experts agree on
This three-floor historic Seaport spot housed in an 1840s building excels at seafood-forward New American fare, especially the lauded lobster mac and cheese, making it a refreshing step up from the neighborhood's typical pub scene.
“A massive granite building that dates back to 1840 houses this spot, which is made up of three floors dedicated to seafood and whiskey.”
– New York Magazine
Time Out "Housed in a historic chandlery—a supply warehouse for ships—this three-story restaurant delivers New American fare to the FiDi." Full review
Michelin Guide 0 Stars
"A reprieve from the neighborhood's many pubs and quick-serve joints, this popular restaurant occupies three floors of a historic building across from the Rockwell-designed Imagination Playground." Full review
On the Grid "Trading Post has great service and some fun takes on American cuisine especially the to-die-for lobster mac and cheese." Full review
The Infatuation "Trading Post is a giant, three-floor space in the Seaport that’s big enough to accommodate your fifty favorite Wall Street coworkers." Full review
