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Boston Dining Guide

American

33 Restaurant & Lounge
33 Stanhope Street
(617) 572-331
www.33restaurant.com

33 Restaurant & Lounge offers a popular Contemporary American menu featuring traditional New England cuisine combined with hints of the exotic. Under the guidance of Executive Chef Anthony E. Dawodu, previously of Aujourd'hui at the Four Seasons Boston, the new menu has gained praise for its versatility and flavorful options. Using the best locally grown produce, freshly caught seafood, and home-made pastas, dishes don flavorful sauces that compliment each ingredient perfectly.

Aura Restaurant
The Seaport Hotel, One Seaport Lane
(617) 385-4300
www.aurarestaurant.com

Situated in Boston's Seaport District, Aura Restaurant & Bar offers a distinctive dining experience on the harbor's edge. The
inspiration for Aura Restaurant's award-winning, creative American cuisine begins with a passion for locally-grown ingredients, the freshest seafood and fragrant touches from the seasonal herb garden. Guests also enjoy a wine list of more than 100 selections.

Cheers Beacon Hill
84 Beacon Street
(617) 227-9605
www.cheersboston.com

Known for years as the Bull & Finch Pub - it's the original inspiration for the setting of the television classic, Cheers! The restaurant and bar is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. Sports fans can catch their favorite teams on one of 10 screens.

Durgin Park Restaurant
North Market Building
340 Faneuil Hall Marketplace
(617) 227-2038
www.durgin-park.com

A Boston landmark since 1827. The decor and hearty New England style food at this family-style restaurant are a must for every visitor. Durgin Park, "established before you were born," features excellent prime rib, clam chowder, fresh seafood, Indian pudding and strawberry shortcake. Prices are great and the atmosphere is fun!

Red Sky Restaurant
16-18 North Street
(617) 742-3333
www.redskyboston.com

Red Sky is a chic and stylish restaurant and lounge conveniently located outside of Faneuil Hall specializing in contemporary American cuisine and exotic cocktails.

Italian

Antico Forno
93 Salem Street
(617) 723-6733
www.anticofornoboston.com

Located in Boston's North End, Antico Forno's specialty is Southern Italian cuisine, distinctly fresh and savory. In an atmosphere that is casual and relaxed, enjoy delicious food, with reasonable prices. The first glimpse of the wood-burning stove warms the soul and gives an immediate boost to the appetite.

Ciao Bella
240A Newbury Street
(617) 536-2626
www.ciabella.com

Located on the corner of Newbury and Fairfield Streets and within walking distance from all the major attractions and the Hynes Convention Center, Ciao Bella is recommended by all the concierges in the city as the place to see and be seen. Known for serving the freshest fish, this Italian restaurant is also a great place for veal chops and baby lamb chops!

Eclano
54 Salem Street
(617) 720-6001
www.eclano.net

Eclano's cuisine is executive chef Dan DeCarpis' personal take on traditional regional Italian cuisine. Every dish is prepared to order - no exceptions - and every ingredient on the menu is prepared from scratch, whether it is hand cut pasta, cured meats (rabbit sausage, salami), sauces, mustards or desserts. It's really all about the food, the wine and the atmosphere ... no pretenses!

TARANTA
210 Hanover Street
(617) 720-0052
www.tarantarist.com

Taranta is the result of a marriage between Peruvian and Italian cuisine, Chef Owner Jose Duarte and Chef de Cuisine Laura Henry create a unique menu with the most exotic Peruvian ingredients.

Terramia Ristorante
98 Salem Street
(617) 523-3112
www.terramiaristorante.com

One of the country's best for Northern and Southern Italian cuisine. (1998 Zagat Survey of American Top Restaurants.) Terramia's 40 seats are filled by savvy diners, including  owners of other restaurants paying the ultimate compliment.

Seafood

Atlantic Fish Company
761 Boylston Street
(617) 267-4000
www.Atlanticfish-Restaurant.com

One of Boston's finest seafood restaurants, offering classics from award-winning NewEngland clam chowder and Maine lobster pot pie to more adventurous items such as Nori Rolls and Swordfish Chops. The understated and timeless decor reminds one of a classic cruising vessel, complete with detailed woodwork and murals reflecting the spirit of the sea. Tailored to intimate dining with cozy booths throughout, the Atlantic Fish Company also features a seasonal outdoor patio.

Jasper White's Summer Shack
149 Alewife Brook Parkway
(617) 576-CHEF
www.summershackrestaurant.com

Jasper White, world-renown chef, brings his exclusive knowledge of seafood and New England fare to Cambridge with his newest restaurant, the Summer Shack. For a casual night out with terrific food, the Summer Shack offers the freshest seafood available, including White's famous pan-roasted lobster, hearty chowders, grilled fish, award-winning fried chicken and even corn dogs for kids.

Turner Fisheries Restaurant & Bar
10 Huntington Avenue
(617) 424-7425
www.turnersboston.com

Chef Christoph Leu's Turner Fisheries is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, and brunch on Sunday. The restaurant's design scheme includes Terrazzo tile from Italy, floor to ceiling mahogany paneling, Hollywood banquettes and seven-foot high French Café bi-fold opening windows overlooking Copley Square. Turner Fisheries also features three private dining rooms accommodating up to 140 people. Serving Boston's "Best Clam Chowder,"  (according to Boston magazine), Turner Fisheries is located at the corner of Stuart and Dartmouth Streets in historic Back Bay. Located at The Westin Copley Place Boston.

Irish

The Black Rose
160 State Street
(617) 451-7400
www.irishconnection.com/blackrose.html

Adjacent to Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the waterfront, The Black Rose is one of the most famous watering holes this side of Galway Bay. The menu includes mouthwatering corned beef and cabbage, aged Angus steak, Shepherd's Pie, as well as New England seafood and a pint or two of Guinness. Traditional Irish breakfast is served every Saturday and Sunday. The Black Rose is a landmark for Boston's Irish and a destination for many visitors. Live Irish entertainment nightly and on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

M.J. O'Connor's
27 Columbus Avenue
(617) 482-2255
www.mjoconnors.com

Eclectic Irish food and spirits, a warm friendly atmosphere and beautifully handcrafted woodwork and murals make this authentic, upscale Irish pub one of Boston's best. Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and come in and enjoy a delicious meal, have a pint and some great conversation.

Solas
710 Boylston Street
www.solasboston.com

Solas means comfort in Gaelic and comfort is exactly what you'll find in this modern day space influenced by Irish architecture and  embroidered in style. Cozy corners and a lively bar allows for intimate gatherings, celebrations and animated events.

The Plough & Stars
912 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass.
(617) 441-3455
www.ploughandstars.com

The Plough & Stars is the oldest Irish pub in the Cambridge/Boston area. Offering friendly bistro style dining, Plough & Stars serves
fish, poultry, meat and vegetarian dishes. Also on the menu are a variety of the finest imported and domestic beers including the best pints in town.

 

 
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