Boston

[dylanegan]

http://www.belleisleseafood.com, http://www.mrbartley.com, http://www.jplicks.com/default.htm.

[dylanegan]

• Parish Cafe
• Met Bar
• King & I (thai)
• 9 Park (fine cuisine)
• Butchers Shop
• City Table (in the Lenox Hotel)
• Cragie on Main (fine cuisine, needs a well prior reservation)
• Everything at the Liberty Hotel (Scampo - italian restaurant, Alibi - bar with pizzas etc.)
• Paramount on Charles st.

[dylanegan]

Bars: Stoddars, Park, Shay's (wine bar), Publik House, Deep Ellum (next to Lone Star Taco Bar---20 flavors of sipping tequilas...both of these are out of the way-ish but good), Zaftigs (home-cooked food and deli, extremely popular), Ghenki Ya (good sushi), erm...that's all I've got on this much coffee.

[dylanegan]

• Antico Forno (italian restaurant in boston's "north end").

[dylanegan]

best restaurants on this side of the river are either Journeyman or Puritan & Co but they are higher end

[dylanegan]

Dylan, there are some good places in Boston proper, too. In Back Bay, Tico is a good tapas place, Lolita is a higher end mexican place with great guacamole and tequlias. In Cambridge (Harvard specifically) Ten Tables is excellent (you'll need a reservation and it's a bit higher end). Also in Harvard there's Park and Russell House Tavern.

[dylanegan]

A great tapas place is Tasca. Also, if you're looking for a good mexican place, check out Casa Romero in downtown/back bay. You'll definitely need a reservation there.

[dylanegan]

forgot to recommend Saloon for a bar

[dylanegan]

Oh yeah, I guess this can be used for #70.

[will]

@dylanegan I'm here for the week, anything on this list, bar or restaurant, that was memorable in particular?

[dylanegan]

@will I didn't get a chance in the end to try out much (as per file). I just remember boozy shakes at Grass Fed with a burger and/or fries. Went to Menton with a few people and that was nice.

@sr might have some tips as he's been to Boston quite a bit.