Boston Bites:
Newbury Guest House Dining Adventures

At this authentic French restaurant on Newbury Street, chef Raphael Lambert offers southern French seafood dishes like loup de mer imported fresh from the Mediterranean. Make a reservation and experience a slice of France – great food, great wine, and great conversation in an ambience that demands you enjoy them at your leisure. Tucked into the lower level of Newbury Guest House, La Voile’s charm runs deeper than its southern French cuisine. The restaurant was lovingly transported from the French Riviera to Boston, piece by piece right down to its vintage chandeliers, zinc bar, and butcher’s wine fridge. Born from a friendship between a sailor-photographer and the original owners, La Voile brings with it not just a menu, but a story. As you dine, you’ll be surrounded by photographs from the owner’s private collection from Dali, Catherine Deneuve, and Steve McQueen, adding a rich visual layer to the already transporting experience. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, La Voile delivers an authentic taste of France, seven days a week.