Seth B. wrote: >In [email removed] (Tammy Rae Healy) >writes: >>can you recommend any good restaurants in the Bostn/Concord/Lexington >areas? >Michela's, Locke Ober, Giacomo's, Biba, the Harvest, Cottonwood ^^^^^^^^^ Michela's has closed. Michela Larson and Jody Adams have moved their operation to a new restaurant, called Rialto, in the Charles Hotel in Harvard Square. There is a new restaurant called Salamander in their old space which is supposed to be very good (I haven't been). I can suggest Olives (Charlestown, Mediterranean), Figs (Charlestown and possibly Beacon Hill by now, pizza and pasta), Elephant Walk (Somerville and also Boston/Brookline line, Cambodian/French), Grand Chau Chow (Chinatown, Chinese--seafood especially), and Alloro (North End, Italian/Mediterranean) off the top of my head. Frankly, I would take Alloro over the aforementioned Giacomo's anytime, and I have also heard good things about Pomodoro, which is right down the street. I would also suggest locating Ellis Cohen's Whole Boston Restaurant List, which is a great resource. It is available by anonymous ftp at ftp.cc.umanitoba.ca in the directory rec-travel/north_america/usa/massachusetts as boston-restaurants.ellis or it is also on the web at URL http://www.osf.org:8001/boston-food/boston-food.html There are many good restaurants, and if you wand to be more specific about price range, cuisine, etc., I would be glad to come up with more suggestions. Marcel
Boston, MA