Most Romantic Restaurant in Boston area?

 Thomas L. wrote:

 >Most romantic?  My vote would be for Aujourd'hui at the Four Seasons Hotel
 >in downtown Boston.  Wonderful ambiance--really cushy, and the tables are
 >far enough apart so that you and your sweetie can have an intimate
 >conversation.  The service is impeccable, and the food, though a tad
 >pretentious, is excellent.  Quite expensive--but worth it if it's a
 >"special" date.

 I have to admit that I was rather disappointed with Aujourd'hui the two
 times I've been there.  The ambiance *is* very cushy, but in a very old-
 money kind of way that made me feel self-consciously young (as a mid-
 twentysomething, I probably am younger than their average clientele.)  I
 also found the food, while very good, to not be outstanding, which is
 what I would expect from $40 entrees.  (By comparison, I think the food
 at Olives is outstanding, though I wouldn't call it a romantic restaurant
 by any means.)

 -nhy

 >Don M. wrote:

 >> Someone wrote:
 >>
 >> > I'm new to the Boston area (from Chicago) and I'm looking
 >> > for recommendations for an intimate dinner for two.  Price
 >> > is not important, what's important is fine service, a
 >> > beautiful setting and wonderful, memorable food.  Any
 >> > suggestions?

 Mamma Marias in the North End near the Paul Revere House has an excellent
 reputation, great service, and romantic setting. Ask for the second floor
 on the porch overlooking the square.

 Gary L. wrote in article
 ...
 > The Bay Tower at 60 State Street is a truly beautiful
 > place to have an evening dinner. Very Expensive. Very good but
 > not great food.
 >
 wrote:
 >
 > > I'm new to the Boston area (from Chicago) and I'm looking
 > > for recommendations for an intimate dinner for two.  Price
 > > is not important, what's important is fine service, a
 > > beautiful setting and wonderful, memorable food.  Any
 > > suggestions?
 > >
 > > Thanks,
 > >
 > > Rose
 >