Pam D. wrote: > Hi all- > > Will be visiting Boston for the first time at the end of August. > My research has resulted in this list: > > Aujoud'hui Very very very expensive but an experience. > Legal Seafoods Good place for seafood obviously. You might also try East Coast Grill in Inman Square, Cambridge who concentrate on grilled fish. A "cooler" scene there if you car about that. > Maison Robert Very expensive French food also serving things like ostrich. Nice experience. > Union St Oyster House Never been there but if you want history, this is the place to go. > Ambrosia Interesting food in a really nice room. Almost everything is >$20. > L'Espilier Never been to L'Espalier but another really expensive dining experience. > We want some fine dining and some local seafood. > Any pros or cons on these places or better choices > I should make? I always suggest Sonsie on Newbury St. for interesting midpriced food in a trendy setting. Providence in Brookline and Chez Henri in Cambridge, owned by the same person. On Tues.-Fri. at Prov., you can get a three course meal for $25 which is awesome. Chez Henri also has a good fixed price deal. If you want other styles of food, let me know. I suggest the same stuff every time. Joanie
Boston, MA