A lovely little restaurant with a really outstanding menu (their chocolate soufflé is a highlight). They also have a very nice wine selection. this is a special-occasion spot, a place to celebrate. Read more.
It's got a great cozy atmosphere & is a rare serious cocktail bar in the North End. Order the Woodford Reserve Manhattans with atomic cherries. Read more.
The Sunday night special, which includes free valet parking (!), is a 3-course meal for $35. That's an amazing bargain. It runs on Monday nights, too. Read more.
If you like your brunch with a jazzy twist, hoof it to this South End hot spot for eats and music. Snack on decadent poutine — cheese fries smothered in gravy and topped with eggs ($14). Read more.
Since the place is huge many people don't realize they have a great roof deck. Limited to 45 people so make sure you get there early.
The Baseball Tavern brings the football party inside with $1 hotdogs, $0.25 wings and $4 bloody marys all day Sunday.
The bar offers a list of well-made classic cocktails, including the Martinez, made with Nolet gin, sweet vermouth, Maraschino, & bitters, & the Fire. Read more.
Tapas + fresh muddled cocktails + waitstaff in vintage attire. Faves: strawberry basil martini, watermelon martini, blackberry cosmo, "bottoms up" for dessert. Don't drive here.
Hell’s Kitchen runner-up Jason Santo’s eatery slings crazy creations, like calamari spaghetti and a Bloody Mary remix called “Angry Tomato”, which is one way to describe Gordon Ramsey's face. Read more.
Regularly lauded as the best cocktail bar in the city & often mentioned in lists for the tops in the country, a cross between a chemistry lab & a basement speakeasy. Read more.
Learning how to shuck oysters on a Saturday afternoon. Great and free instruction, you only pay for the oysters eaten, + the staff is very friendly! You can also pick up beers from across the street.
Check out the Wine Wednesday - $30 gets you a two-course meal and a bottle of wine! (2 ppl min.)
The Barking Crab has some of the best -- and biggest -- seafood dishes Boston has to offer. -Adam Richman, Man v Food Nation
Russell House Tavern in Harvard Square has $1 oysters every night after 11pm.
One of the better dim sum restaurants in Boston, space is limited but the food is fresh and steamed to order. The turnip cake is a must try!!
No Wi-Fi and no cell reception means it's a good place to disappear. Bring amazing people and have amazing talks over chai.
All You Can Eat buffet - sushi, appetizers, katsu, teriyaki, etc. Lunch is $16, dinner is $23 or $24 depending on night. Great quality, amazing value.
Serving unique pizzas; think "fig and prosciutto," or the fried calimari pie. On game day, go for their Red Sox pizza. Also, the onion bread they serve is so good it's hard not to eat a whole loaf. Read more.
I might have just found my fav burger spot in town! Try the kahuna. And if you're the indecisive kind like me, get the 50/50 - half onion rings, half fries. Promise you won't regret the grease!
My favorite go to place for brunch in Boston... Sunday Jazz Brunch! Endless variety of food, and their heavenly dessert table... is to die for!
It's amazing that shrimp and grits can taste this good so far north. [Eater 38 Member]
Row 34, South Boston's sibling to Kenmore Square's Island Creek Oyster Bar, takes seafood and beer equally seriously, and features a rotation of smoked, cured, and raw fishes.
Assuming you're meeting twenty or so friends and totally not eating alone, you'll want slide over to this gorgeous Myrtlewood communal table that stretches the length of the 50-seat dining room. Read more.
The food is outstanding and the wine list is deservedly award-winning. Plus, it's probably the only place servers scoop butter out of a basket that is completely full of butter. [Eater 38 Member]
