Boston - Prudential Center area

 Someone wrote:
 Someone wrote:
 : : Leaving Saturday for 3 days in Boston. Will be staying on Huntington
 : : Ave.  Looking for local places that are a good value and lots of fun.
 : : Need recommendations fast....

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 : : David E. Katz ;-) [email removed]
 : : The view changes only if you are the lead dog.

 : 1. Legal Seafood - Prudential Center - excellent.

 And frequently very crowded.

 : 2. Cafe Budapest (expensive - excellent hungarian food - on romantic side)
 : 3. Brasserie - in Marriott - great for brunch.
 : 4. Turner Fisheries - same building as Brasserie - great seafood.

 Also has a great brunch.

 : (none cheap, though :-[)

 Try walking out of the hotels/convention center and visit Skipjack's at
 the corner of Clarendon and St. James (seafood), or Kaya on Boylston
 Street between Dartmouth and Clarendon (Korean), or Yoshi on Boylston
 opposite the library (Japanese/sushi).

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 People wrote:

 : the corner of Clarendon and St. James (seafood), or Kaya on Boylston
 : Street between Dartmouth and Clarendon (Korean), or Yoshi on Boylston
 : opposite the library (Japanese/sushi).

 Right! I forgot Yoshi!  Was there recently - pretty impressive
 for the East Coast.

 Also, does amyone remember the name of a seafood restaurant on the
 same side of Boylston, almost across Boylston from the
 Convention Center?  Not a bad restaurant, too.

 The seafood  restaurant across boylston street from the pru is Atlantic
 Fish Company.  Was good but they are slipping.