Row 34
About
Row 34 is a seafood restaurant and raw bar in Fort Point, set in a renovated Boston Wharf Company textile warehouse that was built in 1908 and became the original Row 34 in 2013. The name refers to the 34th row of oysters grown in Duxbury Bay on the South Shore of Massachusetts, and the menu follows from it: local oysters shucked at the raw bar, lobster rolls, and fish the restaurant sources from New England waters and small-scale producers.
It suits a lunch of oysters and a beer at the bar, a casual seafood dinner with friends, or a business lunch near the Seaport, and it serves from late morning to late evening every day. The room is lively rather than hushed: an open kitchen, a long bar, a patio, and a crowd the restaurant itself says is there for the city's best lobster roll.
The raw bar and the menu
Owner and chef Jeremy Sewall founded Row 34 with Shore Gregory, now its CEO, and James Lyons is executive chef at this location. The restaurant says its lobsters come from Chef Jeremy's cousin Mark in York, Maine, its oysters from Duxbury Bay, and its daily catch from Boston's Fish Pier. Beyond the raw bar and the signature rolls, the current dinner menu runs from New England clam chowder and a crispy oyster slider to lobster roe linguine, a grilled whole fish and beer-battered fish and chips, with a cheddar burger and a grilled half chicken for anyone not eating seafood. There is a children's menu, and separate cocktail and wine lists.
Private events
The Seaport location offers the Cooler Room, an enclosed covered patio, and full restaurant buyouts for up to 220 guests. Planning goes through the event inquiry on the official private events page.
Which Row 34 is this?
Row 34 now has five restaurants: this original one on Congress Street, a second Boston location in Kenmore Square, and others in Cambridge, Burlington and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Cambridge and Burlington restaurants are outside the City of Boston, so check the address on your booking.
Sources: Row 34, Seaport location, origin story, private events, OpenTable. Checked September 27, 2026.
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Boston, 02210
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Row 34
About Row 34
Row 34 is a seafood restaurant and raw bar in Fort Point, set in a renovated Boston Wharf Company textile warehouse that was built in 1908 and became the original Row 34 in 2013. The name refers to the 34th row of oysters grown in Duxbury Bay on the South Shore of Massachusetts, and the menu follows from it: local oysters shucked at the raw bar, lobster rolls, and fish the restaurant sources from New England waters and small-scale producers.
It suits a lunch of oysters and a beer at the bar, a casual seafood dinner with friends, or a business lunch near the Seaport, and it serves from late morning to late evening every day. The room is lively rather than hushed: an open kitchen, a long bar, a patio, and a crowd the restaurant itself says is there for the city's best lobster roll.
The raw bar and the menu
Owner and chef Jeremy Sewall founded Row 34 with Shore Gregory, now its CEO, and James Lyons is executive chef at this location. The restaurant says its lobsters come from Chef Jeremy's cousin Mark in York, Maine, its oysters from Duxbury Bay, and its daily catch from Boston's Fish Pier. Beyond the raw bar and the signature rolls, the current dinner menu runs from New England clam chowder and a crispy oyster slider to lobster roe linguine, a grilled whole fish and beer-battered fish and chips, with a cheddar burger and a grilled half chicken for anyone not eating seafood. There is a children's menu, and separate cocktail and wine lists.
Private events
The Seaport location offers the Cooler Room, an enclosed covered patio, and full restaurant buyouts for up to 220 guests. Planning goes through the event inquiry on the official private events page.
Which Row 34 is this?
Row 34 now has five restaurants: this original one on Congress Street, a second Boston location in Kenmore Square, and others in Cambridge, Burlington and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Cambridge and Burlington restaurants are outside the City of Boston, so check the address on your booking.
Sources: Row 34, Seaport location, origin story, private events, OpenTable. Checked September 27, 2026.