Boston, MA

Places in Boston?

6 posts · Jul 26, 1994 to Aug 7, 1994

Rodolfo P.Harvard University, Cambridge, MassachusettsJul 26, 1994

 Someone wrote:

 >I didn't see any recommendations for eating out in Boston.  While
 >I am a resident, I would love to know if anyone has any ideas
 >about hot places to eat (not literally!).  There seem to be
 >new places popping up all over, but often they are not well
 >advertised.

 Just to mention a couple of favorites, all excellent food...

 Chau Chow's in Chinatown.  Hole in the wall, *awesome* food, and cheap
 too.  Can you beat that?  Better Chau Chow's than Grand Chow's across
 the street.  Grand is prettier, but the food is just slightly better
 in the original; I guess the older members of the family cook there.

 Marino's near Porter Square, Cambridge.  Expensive (I paid $70 for two
 with drinks) but totally worth it.  Saffron ravioli stuffed with crab,
 mmm...

 Giacomo's in the North End.  Of course, Italian.

 Everybody mention some specific favorites, please!  I'm always hunting
 for places I don't know, and since I'm a college student, I'm sure
 there are many that I've never heard of that are musts.

 Rodolfo Paiz
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Christopher K.PANIX Public Access Internet and Unix, NYCJul 26, 1994

 Try Olives in Charlestown.  The food is, I think, the best in Boston -- a
 groovy Med. mix.  Save room for dessert -- their pastry chef is an
 absolute goddess.

 Chris
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 (I miss Cabot House)

AnonymousBrandeis UniversityAug 4, 1994

 My current favorite is the Blue Wave, on E. Berkeley St.
 in the South End. Very creative menu, prices $9-13 for
 almost everything, and superb roast chicken. The atmosphere
 is fun, but noisy.

 Susanne

Bill R.Graduate School of EducationAug 6, 1994

 In article , [email removed] (Christopher
 Kagay) wrote:

 > Try Olives in Charlestown.  The food is, I think, the best in Boston -- a
 > groovy Med. mix.  Save room for dessert -- their pastry chef is an
 > absolute goddess.
 >
 > Chris
 > [email removed]
 >
 > (I miss Cabot House)

 Olive's is the place I'd head for first. And I've only been able to eat at
 the counter (I hear it's bigger now).   In any case, the food's great.
 (Cabot??)

 --bill rohwer

Jane W.University of Arizona CS Department, Tucson AZAug 6, 1994

 I went to a Tapas bar called Dali in Somerville (near the Cambridge line).
 The address is 415 Washington St. Everything I had was really good, and
 the atmosphere was fun as well.

 Jane

Christopher K.PANIX Public Access Internet and Unix, NYCAug 7, 1994

 I just want to agree:  Dali rocks.

 Chris
 [email removed]

 In  [email removed] (Jane T.
 Waddell) writes:

 >I went to a Tapas bar called Dali in Somerville (near the Cambridge line).
 >The address is 415 Washington St. Everything I had was really good, and
 >the atmosphere was fun as well.

 >Jane