Boston Area restaurants

 A few additional recommendations for the Boston area.

 Right now, I think my favorite restuarant is an Italian place called
 Mama Maria's in the North end.  I've been there three times now since August
 and enjoyed it immensely each time.  Its easy to drop $60 a person, but the
 food is well worth it.  The seafood special has always been one of the best
 dishes at our table.  The stuffed tuna steak and grilled the red snapper in
 rice paper were especially memorable.  The wine selection is decent, and you
 can get harpoon IPA on tap.

 went to Biba's a couple times as well.  The food is good.  The only hing which
 really stood out, though, was a lime pickle which ranks as one of the great
 moments in my life.

 For sushi I'm partial to Gyuhama.  The best barbeque in town is Redbones in
 Somerville near Davis Square.

 Just ate at the Green Street grill last week.  It was good, but for the prices
 they charge, they should hire a couple more waitress'.  The sasuage appetizer

   Carl wrote:
 >
 > I will be in the Boston, Newport, Cape Cod area for about 10 day.  Could
 > anyone recommend restaurants.  I'm interested in good food over high priced
 > pretentious theme places.  Also, any good brew pubs.  Thanks
 >
 > Carl
 > Kalama, WA

 Back Bay Brewing Company, Boston Beer Works and
 Brew Moon in Boston.  Northeast Brewing Co. in Allston.
 I like Brew Moon best.

 Here are some restaurants I like ranging in price from
 $10-25 entrees.

 Sonsie - Newbury Street; kinda hip but good new American food
 Chez Henri - Between Harvard and Porter Sq., Camb.; continental
 Magnolia's - Inman Square, Camb.; southern cooking
 Providence - Brookline; same owner as CH, most expensive
 The Tam - Bookline; wide range with some interesting choices
 Jae's Cafe - 3 locations; Asian
 Teramia - North End Boston; northern Italian

 Let me know if you want more information.

 Joanie