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Boston, 02116
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Abe & Louie's is a classic American steakhouse on Boylston Street in Back Bay: prime aged Midwestern steaks, fresh seafood with seasonal produce, and a wine list the restaurant puts at more than 200 globally sourced selections. It began in the Back Bay Restaurant Group, the company Charles F. Sarkis built in Boston, and he named it after his father and a good friend. Today it belongs to Tavistock Restaurant Collection, which also runs a sister Abe & Louie's in Boca Raton, Florida.
It suits a business dinner, a family celebration or a steak after an afternoon on Boylston and Newbury Streets. Because it opens for lunch every day and serves brunch at weekends, it works for more than a big evening out. The restaurant recommends business casual dress, which is a useful signal of the room: this is the dressed-up end of Back Bay dining rather than a sports-bar steak.
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Boston, 02116
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About Abe & Louie's
Quick answer: Abe & Louie's is a restaurant at 793 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116. Classic Back Bay steakhouse on Boylston Street: prime aged steaks, seafood, 200-plus wines, weekend brunch and private rooms.
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Abe & Louie's is a classic American steakhouse on Boylston Street in Back Bay: prime aged Midwestern steaks, fresh seafood with seasonal produce, and a wine list the restaurant puts at more than 200 globally sourced selections. It began in the Back Bay Restaurant Group, the company Charles F. Sarkis built in Boston, and he named it after his father and a good friend. Today it belongs to Tavistock Restaurant Collection, which also runs a sister Abe & Louie's in Boca Raton, Florida.
It suits a business dinner, a family celebration or a steak after an afternoon on Boylston and Newbury Streets. Because it opens for lunch every day and serves brunch at weekends, it works for more than a big evening out. The restaurant recommends business casual dress, which is a useful signal of the room: this is the dressed-up end of Back Bay dining rather than a sports-bar steak.
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