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Rare Steakhouse at Encore Boston Harbor redefines the classic steakhouse experience. Rare features the most uniquely curated steak program in New England, including exclusive Japanese cuts from Kobe and the Kagoshima prefecture, as well as American wagyu. Our aged steaks and chops are procured from the finest Midwestern ranchers.
One of less than 10 restaurants nationwide with true Kobe beef, Rare is the sole registered Kobe Beef Federation user in Massachusetts. Steaks are aged in our custom-built dry aging cabinet and served alongside a choice of creatively inspired side dishes. Additionally, a sommelier curated wine list, hard-to-find bourbons, scotch, and cognac selections round out the menu for the perfect steakhouse experience.
A carefully curated 700-label wine list is a wine lovers’ playground with selections from around the world, focusing on renowned winemakers and coveted grapes from California and France. The list is a perfect complement to the offerings of expertly charred steaks, hard-to-find Japanese Wagyu, including Kobe beef from the Hyogo Prefecture and Sanuki olive beef from the Seto Inland Sea and fresh local seafood.
Named after the ideal temperature to enjoy steak, Rare’s elegant dining room showcases stunning views overlooking the Harborwalk and Mystic River. The gold-and-cream decor is a stunning departure from the dark-toned hues for which steakhouses are known. Contemporary chairs and spacious tables add to the chic and glamorous vibe. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal an al fresco dining terrace. Rare’s intimate private dining room provides one of the most sought-after private dining experiences in the city.
- HOURS OF OPERATION Thursday through Sunday 5–10 p.m.
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- Age Guidelines Children under 5 are not permitted.
- TELEPHONE +1 (857) 770-3300
- LOCATION First Floor – 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149
Exclusive Rare Specials
Prime Rib Feature
Join us at Rare Steakhouse every Thursday for a special prime rib dinner featuring your choice of the full or signature cut served with roasted carrots, horseradish-whipped potatoes and accompanying sauces. The full cut is $65 and the signature cut is $48. Learn more.
Rare Sunday Selection
Join us every Sunday for a three-course tasting menu starting at $90 per guest featuring Prime Filet, Ora King Salmon, Chocolate Cake, and more. Learn more.
IN THE KITCHEN WITH Megan Vaughan
Vaughan took over the reins of Rare Steakhouse shortly before the grand opening of Rare Lounge in 2023. “It is such an honor to now work at the Forbes Travel Guide’s highest-rated steakhouse in Boston and the new Rare Lounge. Everything I have learned so far has prepared me to work with our incredible team to execute the most uniquely curated steak program in New England.”
At Rare Steakhouse and Rare Lounge, guests can enjoy a redefined version of the classic steakhouse experience or an intimate evening in the Lounge. “Our guests come celebrate big milestones or grab a casual bite to eat after a long workday. The steakhouse and lounge offer everything in between.”
“Rare sets itself apart from the other steakhouses in Boston with impeccable decor, an outstanding staff, and some of the best cuts of steak you'll ever have, including Kobe and Wagyu. The views are…outstanding and the bar is gorgeous.”
Wallace Bow
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Rare Steakhouse best known for?
Named after the ideal temperature to enjoy steak, Rare Steakhouse is home to the most curated and unique steak program in New England. Featuring exclusive cuts from the Kobe and Kagoshima prefecture of Japan, Rare is one of less than 10 restaurants nationwide with true Kobe beef and the finest domestic Wagyu beef. After thoughtful sourcing, steaks are aged in our custom-built dry aging cabinet and served simply alongside a choice of our creatively inspired side dishes. Additionally, fresh local seafood, a sommelier curated wine list, hard-to-find bourbons, scotch and cognac selections round out the menu for the perfect steakhouse experience.
Is Rare Steakhouse all about steak?
Rare Steakhouse is a captivating spot for both sea and land lovers. Fresh, local chilled shellfish, luxurious caviar, and day boat fish are served as starters or as the main course. Organic pan-roasted chicken and rack of lamb.
What are the other signature ‘don’t miss’ dishes at Rare Steakhouse?
Ideal for sharing, the seafood spectacular is a celebration of Maine lobster, New England oysters, little neck clams, colossal shrimp, Alaskan king crab and seasonal crudo. Other popular appetizers include ‘Steakhouse Wedge’ baby iceberg, black pepper bacon, cherry tomato, buttermilk blue cheese, crispy shallots and the Jumbo Lump Crab Cake with Persian cucumbers, meyer lemon vinaigrette, spicy remoulade . The ‘ora king salmon’ with maple miso glazed, ginger bok choy, roasted shiitake mushrooms and charred scallions and the 'Seared Scallops' with celery root risotto, caviar beurre blanc are a lighter complement to the last half of the menu.
What is the ambience like at Rare Steakhouse?
Rare's comfortable luxe design aesthetic features shimmering shades of gold and cream. Contemporary chairs and spacious tables add to the chic and glamorous décor. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal an al fresco dining terrace with waterfront views of the Mystic River and Harborwalk. Rare’s intimate private dining room provides one of the most sought-after private dining experiences in the city.
Should I save room for dessert?
Without question, even if you need to loosen your belt buckle. Choose the Apple Pecan Cheesecake with caramelized pecans, poached apples, caramel or Citrus Rum Baba with citrus soaked rum baba, exotic fruit compote, whipped white chocolate ganache, or Coffee Whiskey Cigar with Jameson Whiskey Cremieux, dried apricot crunch, vanilla ice cream. The best is truly saved for last.
What about cocktails at Rare Steakhouse?
The specialty cocktail list complements the creatively classic fare served at Rare Steakhouse with beverages such as “Secret Cinema,” “Pink Moon” and “Buena Vista.” But surely the most popular drink here is the “Lion’s Share” which is a spicy mix of Casamigo Reposado Tequila, Ancho Reyes Verde, guava nectar, house infused habanero agave and fresh lime.
What is the wine list like at Rare Steakhouse?
Rare Steakhouse’s carefully curated 700-label wine list is a wine lovers’ playground with selections from around the world, focusing on renowned winemakers and coveted grapes from California and France. The list is a perfect complement to the offerings of expertly charred steaks, hard-to-find cuts of Japanese Wagyu, including Kobe beef from the Hyogo Prefecture and Sanuki olive beef from the Seto Inland Sea, American wagyu from Snake River Farms in Idaho, and fresh local seafood.
What is the dress code at Rare Steakhouse?
Appropriate attire required. Swim wear and sheer, transparent clothing are not permitted. Children under 5 are not permitted.