Sauciety - Boston

Concierge took a breakfast reservation for 7 people in the evening before the meal and did not inform me that the restaurant was closed. Alternatively, the business meeting in the loud lobby bar had to take place over coffee (because we had no time to use the buffet). Just terrible and embarrassing.

Although there were several fish entrees on the menu (slagfish and salmon), the restaurant was from the night we were there. We had several servers and nobody was helpful. We had to request water several times and our desserts were poured out. We notified the manager the night we were there, but after a long day we were looking forward to a nice dinner at the hotel. Unfortunately, the restaurant did not meet our expectations. In addition, my group felt that the menu for the received tariff was overpriced.

Whatever poor reviews I saw before I visited the restaurant, was completely turned around. The food was amazing that my group had duck, mahi and chicken. When the duck went out, I was offered at her place... To be honest, the selection of your sauce thing is somehow gimicky, as the food was so well prepared that you really need/wot the sauce to change the taste (although clogs the chicken dish) but was an interesting experience. Drinks were really good. Service was always available if necessary (Koch even came out to excuses for lack of duck) would have expected a less casual waiter to the atmosphere, but were friendly, independent.

Average is all i can say about Saucity....I had heard some great thinks but i did not have the same experience. it was Valentines Day and the dining room was half full, but the service was terrible. We arrived a half hour early and sat at the bar for a drink. the hostess forgot about us and we had to go remind her to seat us twice! It didnt get any better from there taking over 15 mins for the waitress to come over and say hello. The food was average but not a $40 piece of steak...At one point the manager came over to ask how the meal was and I explained the lakc of service and he said his kitchen was being overworked because of how busy they were....If that was a busy night i would not want to be there when the dinning room is full.

Sauciety is a typical high end hotel restaurant. People of all ages and backgrounds can be found in Sauciety's dining room. However, it's not fit for a romantic evening with your husband when you're surrounded by children at 9pm, especially when you've arranged to leave your child at home! The food in general was just ok. My swordfish was very tasty and our knowledgeable server suggested a sauce that wasn't even on the menu. My husband's steak, however, was overcooked and disappointing (we had better steak at Outback). Portions are conservative. Order more side dishes and an appetizer and skip the poor dessert selection. Our server was knowledgeable and friendly, but our she kept disappearing. It took 3 hours to eat our meal!