BOSTON CHOPS
Elegant steak house in the South End district of Barcelona.Read more
SALTIE GIRL
The city's trendiest fish restaurant revisits local classics in a beautiful ...Read more
THE PARAMOUNT
One of Boston's best addresses, serving a variety of American cuisine and ...Read more
GALLERIA UMBERTO
Address for cheap and tasty pizzas in Boston.Read more
NEPTUNE OYSTER
This institution is reputed to be the best seafood restaurant in the city, ...Read more
GOURMET DUMPLING HOUSE
Excellent address for tasting quality raviolois in Boston.Read more
BASTILLE KITCHEN
Chef Adam Kube's cuisine and fine wine list in a luxury bistro in Boston.Read more
PETIT ROBERT BISTRO
Brunch and quality traditional cuisine in a restaurant with a French bistro ...Read more
TATTE BAKERY AND CAFE
A very cute coffee shop, which serves good pastries, cakes and excellent ...Read more
Monument Restaurant & Tavern
Read moreAfter your discovery of Charlestown, why not take a break in this pleasant restaurant that offers good American food? Pizzas, burgers and salads are hearty and tasty, and for dinner, more elaborate dishes are also on the menu, including beautiful pieces of meat cooked to perfection. The place is also very popular for weekend brunch, and the omelettes and sandwiches are excellent!
Taiyaki NYC
Read moreThis multicoloured ice cream with its fish-shaped cone is as delicious as it is beautiful! It's a concept that comes straight from Japan. Apart from vanilla, strawberry and the inevitable chocolate, the ice cream comes in unexpected flavours with Asian influences, such as matcha and black sesame. The tip of the cone is filled with anko, a typically Japanese red bean paste. The biscuit, by the way, is as good as ice cream. It's surprising, excellent and, not to spoil anything, beautiful to see.
MA MAISON
Read moreHere is an excellent table that will delight those in need of hexagonal flavors! Run by the Normandy-born chef Jacky Robert, who enjoys a small reputation on the other side of the Atlantic, the restaurant offers all the classics of French gastronomy, from beef bourguignon to coq au vin, not forgetting mussels and chips and, something rather rare in the United States, frog's legs served Provençal-style. For lunch, you can opt for simpler dishes such as croque-monsieur, omelette or quiche. A success story.