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| verndogs |
I'll be in Boston for a few days in December and I'm wondering what are some places to eat that you recommend. (Price does not matter)
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| One14 |
Boston has great places to go out and eat, I guess it all depends on what you're looking for. The North End is the little Italy of Boston. Great little places to eat and you can't go wrong. There's a place on Hanover Street called The Daily Catch. Very small place and I mean small and casual, but if you like seafood and pasta it's worth the wait.
If you're up for something upscale, I recommed Mistral on Columbus Ave. Great ambiance, service and the food is awesome. there's also a bunch of other places right in that area like 33, ask for greg or Igor and tell them you are a friend of Manolo's, right behind Mistral with great food as well and it's a great place to pre party. Right down the street is the South End or Back bay, which is similar to Ny's Soho I guess. A lot of really nice and trendy places to go and eat.
Then there's an old favorite place of mine from the old days in Boston, called Carlo's Cucina Italiana. It's on Brighton Ave in another part of Boston, right near Boston University. Again , a small place where you're going to eat like a champ with incredibly delicious food and have plenty leftover for drinks afterwards. If you go there ask for Irene; it's a family run place where mother, father and daughters work there. Hope this helps out. Enjoy!!!!!
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| ludawg23 |
I can help!!!
So many good restaurants on Newbury street. Capital Grille (expensive), Tappea for great tappas and sangria.
Brown Sugar for amazing Thai food, there's one near Fenway Park and also one on Commonwealth Ave.
Harvard Square has a lot of excellent restaurants too. I reccommend Cassablanca.
I'd try Zagat, they're pretty accurate with the places in Boston. |
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| ludawg23 |
I can help!!!
So many good restaurants on Newbury street. Capital Grille (expensive), Tappea for great tappas and sangria.
Brown Sugar for amazing Thai food, there's one near Fenway Park and also one on Commonwealth Ave.
Harvard Square has a lot of excellent restaurants too. I reccommend Cassablanca.
I'd try Zagat, they're pretty accurate with the places in Boston. |
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| InterMilan31 |
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