Thread: restaurants in boston

any good ones that anyone can recommend

Uni used to be very good but the chef left (but he may have returned - not sure.) It's worth a shot. It was, and still may be, a better Nobu.

Neptune Oyster is very casual but great fried clams.


- chuck

I would recommend Grille 23 for steak, Antonio's (on Cambridge Street) for Italian; Hope this was helpful;

Ko Prime or Grill 23 for steak
Daily Catch in the North end for seafood/Italian (only 6-8 seats in the whole place so there is usual a long wait)
Rino's for Italian (over by the airport)
Finale's for desert
Toro for Spanish food/tapas

Personal Fav's for everyday food:
The steak tips or any special @ 75 Chestnut
The salmon at Tia's
Sam LaGrassas Chapotle Pastrami sandwiches

Drinks:
Liberty Hotel

On a side note I would not suggest Antonio's. I live a few blocks from there and have been several time with friends but haven't been impressed each time I went.

No 9 Park or Blue Ginger:

http://www.no9park.com/index.php
http://www.ming.com/blueginger/default.htm

Going to Boston the second week of August. I'll be hitting up KO Prime -- heard very good things about their steak.

I always loved the raw Cherry Stone or Oysters (plus clam chowder) at The Old Union Oyster House.

Blue Ginger is excellent, but it's in Wellesley, MA.

any good clubs or bars ?

Originally Posted by mch69

any good clubs or bars ?

what kind of place are you looking for? for beer selection you can't beat sunset grille (112 beers on tap)

for a lounge type place downstairs at felt was always fun.

I went to KO Prime this past Sunday and ordered a Caesar Salad, New York Strip, & Twice Baked Potato. The food was phenomenal! We had a party of 20-something people, $3,300 bill.

Excuse the poor quality, but I thought of this thread and took a picture:


The night before I went to King Fish for dinner. I ordered the Steelhead Salmon -- another great dish. I snapped a picture of that entree for you guys too:


I apologize in advance for the huge pictures.