Mistral

tuna tartare topped with fried onion in soy sauce

Boston’s most acclaimed French restaurant was founded by Chef Jamie Mammano in the South End 20 years ago. Today Mistral is still a favorite for those celebrating special occasions or those who like to splurge. The menu highlights the ease … Continue reading

Sorellina

colorful plate of slice red and yellow beets and pieces of beef

If you love the sound of Mistral, then you will love its modern & sleek Italian sister, Sorellina. Chef Jamie Mammano shares his interpretation of Italian Mediterranean cuisine along with an extensive and unique wine list. Sorellina is sophisticated and … Continue reading

Saltie Girl

Colorful bar with bright blue tile and many bottles of alcohol

Catchy – pun name, glistening interiors perfect for Instagram and some of the freshest seafood you can find in Boston. Saltie Girl is a total gem and one of our newest favorites. It has a prime location, situated just off … Continue reading

Yvonne’s

Dark grey bar with 10 chairs and colorful bottle behind bar

Imagine a conservative, mens only, dusty restaurant from history, that was Locke-Ober. In 1862 it catered to an exclusive but limited clientele. Thankfully it is 2017, because Yvonne’s has accomplished an amazing feat of reinterpreting the supper club and breathing … Continue reading

Deauxave

fried fish on top of shrimp and dots of green sauce surrounded by beets and vegetables

A restaurant no one can pronounce correctly, you think that would be bad for business? Then you arrive to a beautiful conceived space at the intersection of two prominent city avenues of Commonwealth & Massachusetts — and Deuxave, pronounced DOO-auve, … Continue reading

Row 34

whole grilled fish on a white plate with greens on top

Located in the Seaport District, Row 34 is a 10 minute drive from Clarendon Square. This trendy seafood restaurant is among the most popular places to eat in Boston. Given the fact that you need to take a car as … Continue reading