Boston Uncovered has uncovered some of the coziest winter spots for oudoor dining in and around Boston.These are some of the most popular restaurants featuring igloos, fire pits, and greenhouses. Take a look at 7 Boston area hotspots for outdoor dining. Hey, we’re New Englanders a little chill in the air or snow on the ground won’t stop us from having some fun.

Since the pandemic, outdoor dining has become increasingly popular. Restaurants have made the most of their patio space and rooftops to embrace the growing trend. Fire pits are no longer just an early Fall favorite, and igloos are still going strong. It certainly makes for a fun and unique dining experience.

• 1, Lookout Rooftop in the Seaport, Boston

  7 Sleeper St. Boston

  Reservations are a must for these popular igloos on the rooftop of Lookout Rooftop. This trendy spot topped the list of Boston Uncovered’s list. While you nosh and sip, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Boston skyline. Delight on Lookout’s seasonal menu for a limited time, inside their heated igloos that fit up to 10 people. Located at the Envoy Boston Hotel, small plates and cocktails are served throughout the season.

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• 2. Bow Market in Somerville

  1 Bow Market Way, Somerville

  This Union Square open-air market has something for everyone, and their cozy fire pits in the courtyard are hot. Warm up and embrace the winter season with delicious bites and drinks. It’s highly recommended that you reserve your firepit and buy your food ahead of time, to fully enjoy your Courtyard experience.

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• 3. Woods Hill at Pier 4 in the Seaport, Boston

  70 Sleeper St. Boston

  Woods Hill at Pier 4 features upscale dining in one of their private and elegant igloos. This waterfront restaurant features 9 igloos that sit from 2 to 6 guests, according to Boston Uncovered. So step out of the cold and into a cozy igloo this winter.  

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• 4. Talulla in Cambridge

  377 Walden Street in Cambridge

  Rain, shine or snow, Tallula has your charming greenhouse ready for whatever winter has in store. They have beautiful, cozy greenhouses for your unique dining adventure. Complete with heating and lighting, there are 5 greenhouses available for parties of 2. This makes for a perfectly romantic dinner date. 

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• 5. Mile Marker One in Gloucester

  75 Essex Ave in Gloucester, MA

  You’ll find this gem inside Cape Ann’s Marina Resort. Mile Marker One features 4 igloos for outdoor dining fun, right on the marina. Each igloo has it’s own unique and colorful, full-sized door. 

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• 6. Six West Broadway in South Boston

  Cambria Hotel Boston, 6 West Broadway, Boston

  The stunning views provide the ambiance while you sit cozy in one of Six West Broadway’s highly sought-after igloos this winter. You’ll find  Six West Broadway on top of the Cambria Hotel. 

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• 7. 75 Liberty Wharf in the Seaport, Boston

  220 Northern Ave, Boston

  Did you igloo this season? You should! 75 Liberty Wharf has 8 enchanting igloos from which to chose. Stay warm while dining at this hotspot during the cold winter days. Each one can sit up to 6 people. Reserve your’s today! 

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