Someone wrote: : John : I tried e mailing you but it would,nt go threw so i'll post a quick reply : here. : As for Recomeding a seafood and a Italian Restaurant in boston that would : make one long thread <G> as boston is known for both , but being a former : chef of both types in Boston, for seafood try the " No Name Restaurant" yes : it's a actuall place and one of boston best for seafood and a laid back : atmosphere , as for Legal Seafood if you wnat to pay High Prices !! and be stay away from no name...it's one of the worst restaurants i've been to! but that's just my opinion.... : in a upscale place then yes go there it's still in the same place you : described and also many more places. Now As for italian of coarse you have : to go to the north end but stay away from the toursit trap restaurants on : Hanover st and Salem st try going to the small family owned ones on the : sides street in the north end thats were you'll find the best dishes for great italian food in the north end, try pomodoro's or giacomo....both are on hanover st. both restaurants are small and gets packed easily. : let me know how it went : [email removed] : John P. wrote in article : ... : > My family will be in Boston Aug. 7-11, and need help. : > We were there 11 yrs. old and had a ball. We kept going to Legal : > Seafood. The one I think by Copley Plaza, it had a coat and tie place : > and around the corner and down stairs or street level was the same, : > without the dress code it looked sort of like a market. Is it still : > there or am I thinking of something else. : > Also please give me some choices on other Seafood and Italian Places. : > : > : > -- : > Best Regards, : > : > John Proctor : > [email removed] : > : > : > : >
Boston, MA