My wife and I wanted to treat ourselves and made a reservation at the Hungry I. Although the food was good, albeit over priced, the service by "Christopher" was atrocious. Chris has clearly a chip on his shoulder and would not be out of…

Shockingly bad for Restaurant Week. The "watercress salad" had no watercress in it (romaine instead) with what tasted like store-bought garlic dressing (not even close to as good as TJ's brand). My "poulet marengo" was a soggy, breaded…

Food was okay and the ambience was pleasant but I was left disappointed with the service. I took my parents visiting from abroad to Hungry I and was amazed at the waiter's audacity. He included a 22% tip conveniently in my bill at the end…

While I expect a more limited menu for restaurant week with lower cost items, I don't expect what is on the menu to be of terrible quality and preparation. The onion soup looked and tasted like Lipton's soup. The beef in the beef…

I recently had dinner at this restaurant and found it to be overpriced for mediocre food. The decor is extremely dated and while the lighting is quite dim and romantic, it feels like the owners provide dim lighting to hide the stained…

The description that this is "modern French" food is far off the mark. Our experience was far from modern (or good). I have to echo the past reviewers' comments about arrogant service, cold drafts, bad bread, and disappointing entrees. …

My Wife and I had dinner at the Hungry I for the first time last week. It was superb. Great food.good service.cozy, charming. I had the venision. My wife had the rabbit. They have perfected the art of the sauce. We shared a piece of …

We had the most horrible dinner you can imagine. From a first look menu was fine, even overpriced. I wanted to try Hungry I because of its reviews. \r It was Saturday night and only 4 other people were in the Restaurant. We've been…

I have been to every single restaurant in Beacon Hill and the Hungry I is tied as my favorite. Ignore the previous negative reviews - they are useless. The service was amazing and the food was great and absolutely not over-priced for a…

In ShortLocated in the heart of Beacon Hill, the Hungry I's subterranean dining room's exposed brick walls and classical accoutrements (oil paintings, upholstered banquettes) make for a most romantic atmosphere. When the weather…

To get to the hungry i, you need to step down and into a small brick covered alley way. Once inside, you find yourself in a very small, romantic setting. The bill is written by hand(even though this seems charming, check the addition, we…

The pate was dog food, we had two escargot in a sea of onion, the meat was full of grissle and the vegetables were like those you get on a flight. Overall, the worst food I've had in Boston, or any restaurant for that matter. $100 for a…

Boy, was I (were we!!!) disappointed. After rattling off a few specials and then disappearing, we had to call for him to come back just to get ice-water in our glasses Questions regarding the Entre's were met with almost a sneer of…

At first glance, The Hungry I seems like a promising restaurant--nice decor, cozy, and the menu looks good. Unfortunately, the food, though inventive, was not what we expected it to be. The venison was overcooked and our appetizers came…

You can't believe how bad it was. Every woman was in sleaveless dresses and was freezing. Flimsy drapes were hung by the door and failed to block the very cold air ( which flooded in with each arrival). Wine was ordered and was (when…