With its wine-inspired décor and world-famous “name” chef Daniel Boulud-inspired everything, Bar Boulud Boston (www.barboulud.com/boston) combines the classic flavors of Lyon, France with the comfort of a favorite Boston lounge and the best of both!
Housed in a 1920s bank and named for the owner’s mother, Flora (www.florarestaurant.com) has a lot of history behind it and a real sense of family. The man who helps craft the menu is the owner’s husband, the bartender is famous for getting to know every guest he can, and on the third Thursday of
While many come to Assembly Row in Somerville (http://assemblyrow.com) for the LegoLand Discovery Center or any of the myriad retail stores (everything from Brooks Brothers and Carter’s to Reebok and Sugar Heaven), one of he most popular and fun destinations is also one of the most delicious.
While more and more people are traveling further and further for taste sensations (as evidenced by the popularity of shows featuring tireless tasters like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern), it is nice to know that, no matter which coast you are on, you are never too far from a place that combines the comforts of
Food trends and the restaurants that chase them come and go, but the diner will be for always. From the days of the horse-drawn carts to the Golden Age of the Worcester Lunch Cart Company, the diner has always been a place where people from all walks of life can gather and eat with friends
Every neighborhood has that place- That special place where the owners and bartenders know who you are and welcome you with a warm smile even if they do not. That place where you can come as you are and leave satisfied, knowing that you had a good meal and a good time. For the denizens
Time was when the Hard Rock Café was a place to drop in to get a bite of musical nostalgia washed down with a pricey burger and a drink. While the nostalgia is still a high point, the food and beverage are gaining fast!
Every day, hundreds of people race to the station to pack into the commuter rail and then race home from their stop to try to rush together a “home-cooked” meal. Seems a shame when there is such a great stop right at the stop!
Having lived for a spell in South Boston (a.k.a., “Southie”), I thought I had had my fill of Boston Irish culture. Little did I know that I would find what is perhaps a more authentic example (sorry, Mr. Bulger!) in Newton! From the outside, Dunn Gaherin’s (www.dunngaherins.com) looks a bit out of place, with its
Dining aboard the ships of Boston’s Spirit Cruises (www.spiritcruises.com) is reminiscent of the Golden Age of air travel. Beautifully-appointed surroundings. Breathtaking views. Attentive personal service. A surprisingly expansive menu. And, of course…a safety lecture.
