DK Travel : Boston : Places to eat

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1369 Coffee House

The 1369 Coffee House is as community-based as Starbucks is corporate. The original Inman Square branch has a more interesting cross section of ages and ethnicities but Central Square has sidewalk seating. Both branches serve mostly caffeine drinks and sweets – with sandwiches at lunch.
224 Boston Street

This chef-driven northern Italian trattoria is the longest lasting and most successful restaurant in the ’hood. Feast on grilled Tuscan meats and pasta dishes at half the price of North End’s restaurants.
75 Chestnut

This converted townhouse offers one of Beacon Hill’s most refined, romantic dining experiences. The menu is upscale, bistro American. Desserts are stellar.
Abubacar Seafood

This ultra-casual Jamaican Halel deli-restaurant serves seafood, but is best known for its outstanding curried chicken and curried goat.
Aquitaine

A Parisian-style bistro popular for its snazzy wine bar and its French market cooking. Black truffle vinaigrette makes Aquitaine’s steak-frites Boston’s best.
Armani Café

Haute couture gets matched with equally haute cuisine at Armani Café. On the patio tables there’s San Pelegrino and tuna tartare; on the patrons there’s lots of black Giorgio.
Artù

Tuscan specialties like lamb sandwiches and roasted veggies come sizzling off the grill on to the table.
Atasca

The bold flavors of Portugal are yours for the tasting at the warmly appointed, cozy Atasca. Flavorful sautées and rustic grilled dishes are just some of its many charms.
Audubon Circle Restaurant

Trendy sandwiches and heavenly burgers make this genteel spot a step above the rest.
Aujourd’hui

Highlights of the classic French menu at this refined eatery include feather-light soufflés and indulgent lobster.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes, and extra charges.
- under $30
- $30–$45
- $45–$60
- $60–$75
- over $75