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.
Dali is muy romantico, so take your special lady here for some beef short ribs in a Rioja wine sauce. Add to the romance w/ pitchers of sangria. Read more.
The road to Wellville by way of Life Alive means vigorous jumbles of steamed vegetables over creamy short-grain brown rice, sauces fragrant with garlic, ginger, and tamari.
Authentic and awesome. One recipe and only two sizes. Yol be asked if you want garlic. Say yes. It's fatty, tasty and arguibly the best bowl of ramen you can get in the Boston area!
It's a good bowl of Ramen, but definitely not worth the wait in case you have to. The Char Siu was sadly thin and the broth does not live to the same standards with the NYC branch. Noodles are OK.
Blackberry Lavender was good. Sesame Sriracha was less so. Ask to try their mini donuts, they might just give one for free.
This is an amazing concept that actually works! CLEAN, ORGANIC food that is organised in a salad bar set up. order what you'd like in your salad and then cheerful and hip salad masters toss it ...
One of the city's few restaurants with a vegetarian tasting menu, let alone one that diners regularly rave about. [Eater 38 Member]
This place is so delicious. I've only been here for their lunch buffet. Everything my friend and I tried was amazing, and the price... BARGAIN! Be sure to order the garlic naan!
Two restaurants in one, both tailor-made for Tech Square: an all-day bakery-cafe attached to a sparse, industrial dining room with two wood-fired ovens. Read more.
Tons of awesome small plates. Tried a bunch, really liked the fried chicken, warm lobster bun, pork bun, crispy rice, avocado, and fried fish.
A uniquely multi-purpose rest stop, Darwin's scores very highly in the breakfast/coffee dimension, the lunch/sandwich dimension, AND on the beer/wine/basic grocery dimension.
A Brookline institution since 1978 that has the best bagels north of New York City.
A small and dark (almost dive-like) Italian restaurant in the South End that has big portions of kick-ass food for a lot less than most of the other restaurants in the neighborhoo
Critic Bill Addison recommends burrata with labne, cacik (garlicky herbed yogurt), quail kebab, broccoli and sfela cheese, Sultan's Delight, lamb shawarma, Turkish-style profiteroles Read more.
All the cocktails are excellent. We also sampled at least half the menu. Pork belly, pumpkin salad (surprisingly), pork shoulder, burrata crostino were standouts.
Even if you don't like pumpkin, you've got to start with it. The Kufta (meatballs) are spicy and delicious along with everything else. You can't go wrong with anything lamb
Get the lobster sandwich with cape cod chips and a hand made soda. It is delicious and a great deal. Like a pound of fresh lobster meat!
Super busy spot, food is delish, very cozy atmosphere, sit at the bar and watch the kitchen in action. Food: broccoli rabe, oysters, fried pork ribs were our fav small dishes. Portions were huge.
Amazingly good, sophisticated oyster bar. Huge wine and beer selection. So many good things to say about Row 34
Lobster Ravioli, calamari, seafood linguini, special sweet potato gnocchi with duck confit, this restaurant has some of the best Italian food I've ever had and I am a foodie with and Italian family.
Small tapas, pretty good! Had: charcuterie board, gazpacho, lamb short ribs and beets. All good, however the menu is pretty heavy/fatty/salty. Would be better if they mixed up more summer dishes.
Get the chef's choice option and sit at the bar. You learn more about the fish and you'll try something new and guaranteed to taste great!
Boston has its fair share of sushi, but Oishii always manages to rise to the top of the list, and is often referred to as the best in all of New England. [Eater 38 Member]
Everything on the menu is all natural or organic. The fish is fresh and the portions are big. The best deal on the menu is the lunch special. Try the Triple Torch roll or the Dynamite roll! Read more.
It’s a record store! It’s a bookstore! It’s a tapas bar! Somehow these three concepts combine to make the ideal JP hangout. It might not work if the food weren’t great, but it is. Read more.
Eat dinner at the bar. They have a great bar menu that is cheaper, but you can still order from the regular dinner menu. Plus, the bartenders are so nice and they know their stuff.
Deliciously created a vegan menu for me without a reservation on a Saturday. Beautiful service. Larger than expected portions.
Tapas + fresh muddled cocktails + waitstaff in vintage attire. Faves: strawberry basil martini, watermelon martini, blackberry cosmo, "bottoms up" for dessert. Don't drive here.
An affordable eatery known mainly for its breakfasts: a line forms almost immediately on weekend mornings. Grab a tray and wait in line for the restaurant’s Spanish omelet or famous pancakes. Read more.
Stella is one of Boston's hottest hotspots, but her prices won't make you sweat - it's an oasis of affordability in a pricey neighborhood. Sip an oversized drink and dine on Italian comfort food.
Definitely one of the best places in town for ramen. The ramen/gyoza deal is awesome
One of the coolest restaurants in Boston, hands down. Go for one of the feasts if you have at least 3 people or stop in for a negroni ice cream drumstick by the fire.
Great food! Everything's fresh and very tasty, even the salad which was what I had. Highly recommend it!
Tofu taco, hell yes. I got taco cooking course from one of the chefs from there before. They are awesome. I would only wish if they have a little bit more variety in the menu.
Amazing Mexican food. Even Californians rave about it- the Chorizo taco is huge & so delicious. Yet to have anything "ok" here. Everything is fantastic
Fun take on a Japanese Izakaya from the famous O Ya team, with a Tokyo hipster vibe and tasty cocktails with lots of tiki drinks. The warm 'rando' section was great: curry noodle + oyako rice bowl.
This is the best place for Dim Sum in boston, great place for dinner as well. Reasonable prices great local vibe. I'm chinese so trust me. Read more.
Check out the gigantic chalkboard menu over the counter, boasting oddly-named sandwiches, like the “Mahatma Gloves”, a crowd favorite filled with curried chicken salad, cashews & lime-mango chutney. Read more.
As you would expect in a Lynch restaurant, pastas are expertly prepared. Wheaty, briny, slightly pungent, and rich, the bigoli with clams, sea urchin, and bottarga is the most complex of the bunch.
Torta is unbelievably delicious. Filled to the brim with avocado, cheese, veggies and topped with a brilliant chipotle sauce. Get one now!
A la cart means dishes arrive hotter and fresher than Winsor's more traditional cart-based neighbors. Don't miss turnip cakes with XO sauce, steamed char siu bao, fishball congee and jin dui.
Real Japanese Izakaya style with large variety of dishes you would find in Tokyo well prepared and not that expensive.
The smashed avocado toast is a crowd favorite. They drizzle pumpkinseed oil on top, which makes it extra delicious. For a coffee fix, I love their Charge superfood smoothie.
How do Santa Fe-style eggs benedict served over housemade southwestern biscuits with avocado, green chili hollandaise and southwestern home fries sound to you? Read more.
Great food from pizza, charcuterie, wine, dessert, can't say enough how amazing the food, atmosphere & overall experience was.
Figs is fantastic. Live the option to do halves if different flavors. One pizza could feed four easily. Great people watching, so get a seat by the windows
Really awesome breakfast sandwiches. Get the Fancy egg sandwich!! Only downside is the place is really small so if you're looking for a sit down breakfast place, this may not be for you.
They have separate vegetarian & gluten free menus. The vegetarian menu clearly lists what can be made vegan.
The aromatic, tender bean curd and its crisp edges are slightly spicy, and the grain salad is flecked with the tiniest pieces of bell and hot peppers, yellow squash, and zucchini. Read more.
The dollar oysters of course! Also the mixed drinks are quite amazing. Great atmosphere for a night out on the town.
this place is great and sometimes on Sunday's they offer all you can eat vegan buffet!
This elegant little eatery is serving up fancy brunch at a very reasonable price. For under $10, chow down on a plate of crepes, a truffled scrambled egg tartine, or poached eggs a la bearnaise. Read more.
Friendly and quick service for take away food. Really enjoyed the food and was great to have an all vegan menu. Meat eating friend enjoyed it too
The chocolate croissant is honestly better than some of the pain au chocolats I had in France.
They are having very special weekend buffet like crab, special country chicken curry.,duck,special chicken tikka masala...they serving more then 35 items and weekday also nice buffet like 30 items..
I usually avoid vegetarian joints. Still, I do find my self here like twice in a year. Chaat and Rajasthani cuisines are pretty good. Also, if you are currently avoiding a desi then don't go here.
Amazing dumplings here! I suggest trying everything. They have a huge selection
Loads of amazing looking cheeses, sandwiches and they even do flat white coffees!
Best ice cream in Boston. The chocolate has a perfect texture and nice malty flavor.
