Where to go in Boston?
#1
Where to go in Boston?
I'm going to Boston this Saturday with my girlfriends. I think many of you know the place by heart up here. Is there any good place to go? I'm looking to try out some Asian food this time. It would be a plus plus plus if there is a nice view there too.
#3
On that note though, Blue Ginger in Wellesley is a great "asian fusion" place. Run by chef Ming Tsai. It's more of a high end place as well. It's about 20 minutes from Boston though.
#6
love blue ginger, it is high end but a treat and with the celeb chef cache its not something you can do in most towns
i also like Abe and Louies (i share an alley with the joint)
for slightly less high end if its a nice day stephanies is one of the more popular places (block down from my place)
I have also enjoyed The Cafeteria (two blocks down from my place)
Da Vinci
Osushi boston good for a light meal
No.9 Park for very high end
O Ya is suppose to be the best in town (i havent been yet) very high end
Prezza in the North End is good for high end
UpperCrust Pizza is good for low end (2.50 a slice)
i also like Abe and Louies (i share an alley with the joint)
for slightly less high end if its a nice day stephanies is one of the more popular places (block down from my place)
I have also enjoyed The Cafeteria (two blocks down from my place)
Da Vinci
Osushi boston good for a light meal
No.9 Park for very high end
O Ya is suppose to be the best in town (i havent been yet) very high end
Prezza in the North End is good for high end
UpperCrust Pizza is good for low end (2.50 a slice)
#8
sorry didnt see the Asian request
Osushi has some decent views of the fairmont, but if you want Asian go to Blue Ginger or O Ya (again I havent been to this one myself)
for middle of the road chinese food go to Bernard's, it might be in a mall but dont let that fool you its very good food (ive gone there over 100 times since i moved to boston 3 years ago)
Osushi has some decent views of the fairmont, but if you want Asian go to Blue Ginger or O Ya (again I havent been to this one myself)
for middle of the road chinese food go to Bernard's, it might be in a mall but dont let that fool you its very good food (ive gone there over 100 times since i moved to boston 3 years ago)
Last edited by TommyBahama; 02-11-2009 at 10:30 PM.
#9
Where are you comming in from? Driving or taking the T? I live downtown and eat out a lot so feel free to bounce ideas off me via PM if you want.
Saturday may be difficult if you don't already have reservations. My suggestion at this point would be Elephant Walk in Brookline (there Loc Lac is fantastic!). Yelp is usually a good tool for finding places in Boston.
Saturday may be difficult if you don't already have reservations. My suggestion at this point would be Elephant Walk in Brookline (there Loc Lac is fantastic!). Yelp is usually a good tool for finding places in Boston.