Summer feels a long way off but, before you know it, we’ll be splashing in the ocean and squishing sand beneath our bare feet. In the meantime, there’s a Boston restaurant that’ll provide a much-needed, beachy fix.

Laidback and inviting, Saltie Girl, located at 281 Dartmouth Street in Boston, is a dining destination that distills the essence of beach chic.
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At this seafood spot, the bar is adorned with deep turquoise tiles that mimic fish scales.
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Rope wraps around the restaurant's columns...
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...and the lighting is nautically-inspired, as well.
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Who knew that canned seafood could be a design statement? This is actually one of the biggest collections of tinned seafood in all of New England.
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Pair your tinned fish with artisanal bread and sea salt butter that is churned in-house.
The raw bar features the freshest finds from the ocean.
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The best dish at Saltie Girl has to be the fried lobster with waffles.
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The landlocked states can keep chicken and waffles because lobster waffles are where it's at. Sweet corn butter and maple syrup with a kick complete this addictive dish.
Saltie Girl's lobster rolls are available hot and drenched in butter or cold.
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Even if you stray onto the turf side of the menu, you won't be disappointed.
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Ever indulged in a burger topped with pork belly cured in-house, fried lobster, gruyere, and avocado? Well, you can here.
The menu wouldn't be complete without beverage options that make it easier to pretend you're sipping away on a beach lounger.
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The cocktails for two - the pineapple and the prickly pear - are delightfully whimsical.

This Back Bay eatery offers sustainable seafood and a beach resort vibe. Next time you’re thinking wistfully of long summer nights, you know where to go.

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