Sip a cocktail at Boston’s newest swanky spot or dig into dishes meant for sharing.
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Sip a cocktail at Boston’s newest swanky spot or dig into dishes meant for sharing.
Inman’s newest resto and bar is stocked with tough-to-find brews and tasty comfort fare.
One of Boston’s oldest restos. The dark wood walls, men’s club vibe, and menu of decadent New England fare make this a go-to spot.
Three’s company at Brookline’s newest comfort food resto.
Jean-Georges goes to Market, to Market.
Sample Bobby Bean’s menu of small plates at this new Back Bay spot.
Classic, hearty autumn soup gets a fresh makeover.
Take in the awesome architecture of the South End spot as you split small plates of Asian-inspired dishes from chef Patricia Yeo. Nothing on the extensive menu (there are more than 30 selections) is more than $16 (well, maybe a few specials), so dig in.
A former post office becomes a cozy tavern with meatloaf, mac ’n’ cheese, and beers.
James Beard Foundation award-winning chef serves serious French food with all the fixins and flair. If you’re looking for a drink you’ll dream about, try the Enter the Dragon martini (oh. my. god.). The fancy spot is right in The Eliot Hotel and is attached to sister resto Uni, a sashimi bar.