Lunch trucks provide an economical and delicious alternative to the usual brick and mortar eateries in the area.
Come to the block party! Everyone else is here. Thursday evenings during the summer.
Here's the food truck schedule: http://www.rosekennedygreenway.org/visit/food/full-mobile-eats-calendar/
A very cool eatery with a beatnik feel, socially responsible and great artwork on the wall.
The Garret breakfast sandwich -- turkey bacon, egg over easy, home fries, Swiss cheese on wheat -- is bangin
Best blueberry muffin in Boston.
My favorite eaterie in Boston. I have been to Sicily and tried various arancini and I still think Umberto's arancini are better than any other I've tried!
Cheese potato croquettes, and a slice. Classic, simple, delicious.
Do you like big thick slices of Sicilian pizza? The food here is cheap and popular, so make sure you leave early, lines often go out the door. They also have calzones and other Italian fare. Read more.
Mehak, a Pakistani/Indian eaterie which ought to please longtime locals, newcomers in the nearby upmarket condos & adventurous food-lovers from the Back Bay, South End & Beacon Hill.
Portions and flavor is great. Wonderful to have delicious Indian food in East Boston.
Oh man. What can I say. Absolutely fantastic Pakistani cuisine. The owner is extremely friendly and understanding too!
Communal tables, a wood-burning fireplace and sharable plates like charcuterie and cheese make this cozy eatery the perfect place to celebrate.
One the best places to eat in Southie. Great selection of beers.
The folks at Local 149 serve up some serious brunch comfort food: chicken and waffles with warm maple syrup, nutmeg butter, and apricot jam. If that’s not exactly up your alley, try the French toast. Read more.
Taking over Root's space is another great vegan eatery. Hearty portion sizes (equivalent of Chipotle's butrito bowls) and a unique menu. You can also create your own bowl.
The Viet with tofu, on marinated kale and pilaf was wonderful. I will definitely return to Whole Heart Provisions.
Cute, small, and cozy place with delicious and exciting vegan menu options. Falafel dog is very delicious, I love the hot sauce touch! :)
(Best of Boston 2013-BACK BAY) Improper Bostonian says, "Ever since this comfortable Back Bay eatery instituted a tavern menu a few years back, it's morphed into the perfect place to go."
Service is amazing. Definitely get the octopus, cauliflower, and oysters!
Italian Summer cocktail is to die for--dry, crisp, refreshing. If you're a spiller, get it on the rocks in a rocks glass.
Cute little Newbury st eatery, good pasta, nice appetizers, it's pretty romantic
Lamb chop lollipops are to die for. Other favorites: bolognese, and arugula salad. Tiramisu is good but a tad sweet.
Tortellini with artichoke and goat cheese is delish!
Nice shopping outlets and eatery. The atmosphere is pleasant.
Today, the downtown marketplace has more than 100 specialty shops and eateries and occupies a pedestrian-only, cobblestoned area that swarms with tourists and street performers. Read more.
its very nice place sea food is great lots of people very fun street performers
Great food and service that rivals my fav SFO eatery, Yankee Pier. Get the crab cake!
Cucumber cooler with Rain organic vodka may be the single best cocktail I've ever enjoyed. And I've enjoyed a few ;)
Electrical outlet at every seat at bar. Never had a bad meal at any Legal Seafoods.
In a neighborhood crowded with posh, uppity eateries, Anchovies is a welcome change of pace. Straight up, authentic Italian cuisine at a reasonable price. Read more.
My favorite neighborhood dive bar. Great tasting late night food. Dogfish 90 minute on draft for 6.50 a pint, by far the cheapest in the city.
A small and dark (almost dive-like) Italian restaurant in the South End that has big portions of kick-ass food for a lot less than most of the other restaurants in the neighborhoo
A variety of Asian eateries in a food court attached to an Asian marketplace, situated in a bustling part of the Allston neighborhood. Read more.
Delicious Taro bubble tea, the three delights and the Vietnamese spare ribs
Exert superhuman strength by opening the Brighton Ave side door. *flex*
After a string of Mexican eateries opened last spring, the South End welcomed what is perhaps the most authentic: El Centro from Sonoran-born owner Allan Rodriguez. Read more.
The spicy sangria and the sopes are awesome!
Order creations like the pineapple pork loin tacos at El Centro, a colorful joint that brings some much-needed authentic Mexican to a city sick of bland burritos, looking for a cure. Read more.
When a restaurant’s culinary substance matches its style, as Jamie Mammano’s eatery manages, that’s a beautiful thing. Read more.
Veal, eggplant, and vanilla gelato were all amazing
The lobster buttered gnocchi is delicious. Very very.
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