Boston, MA

good lunch in Burlington,MA?

4 posts · Mar 20, 1999 to Mar 21, 1999

Brian K.Northeast Region--MediaOneMar 20, 1999

 On 20 Mar 1999 11:19:08 -0500, Betsy Schwartz
 wrote:
 >What are good places for lunch in, or within 10 minutes of, Burlington MA?
 >Sitdown, takeout, omnivore, veggie, fish, where do *you* go for lunch in
 >Burlington?

 I love On the Border, the Tex-Mex restaurant in Woburn.
 (http://www.ontheborder.com)

 Chilis is always a good stand-by...it is right across the street from
 Burlington Mall.

 The mall has a Legal Seafoods and a Pizzaria Uno, as well as a food
 court.  The food court's options are not fine dining, but I like the
 Indian and Cajun restaurants there, and my wife feels it is the best
 pizza in the area.

 For take-out, think about the Stop & Shop in Woburn, right by the Rte.
 38 exit from 128.  You can run in and get some great fried or
 rotisserie chicken.  The Boston Market is much further away from
 Burlington proper.

 just bicker®

Anant K.Northeastern University, Boston, MA. 02115, USAMar 20, 1999

 Hi There,
 Try the Thai place (Lemon Tree) on Middlesex turnpike. If you
 are into Korean food the Korean BBQ place on Rt 2-A towards
 Burlington center is a good choice.
 Anant.

 Someone wrote:
 : What are good places for lunch in, or within 10 minutes of, Burlington MA?

 : Sitdown, takeout, omnivore, veggie, fish, where do *you* go for lunch in
 : Burlington?

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AnimzmirotMar 21, 1999

 David's is also good. They used to be in a big truck, but I understand they
 have a real live restaurant now, which is near Learnout and Hauspie on
 Middlesex Tpike.

Mary M.Shore.Net; a service of Eco Software, Inc. ()Mar 21, 1999

 Anant K. wrote:
 >Hi There,
 >Try the Thai place (Lemon Tree) on Middlesex turnpike. If you
 >are into Korean food the Korean BBQ place on Rt 2-A towards
 >Burlington center is a good choice.

 The Korean place is quite good, but I don't like it for lunch.
 I've only been to Lemon Tree once -- I had to take someone out to
 lunch who is more vegetarian than not, and couldn't think of
 anything that might appeal.  She cleaned her plate at Lemon
 Tree, as did I -- delicious!  I would not recommend it for
 a meat-and-potatoes eater or for anyone who dislikes Thai
 food, but apart from that, I think anyone would like it.