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  • Nominally “pan-Asian,” Penang has a chiefly Malay menu, ranging from inexpensive noodle staples to more contemporary concoctions.

  • This efficient kitchen churns out amazingly subtle French Vietnamese cuisine.

  • Pho Republique

    Hipsters come in droves for the French-Vietnamese food – duck crepes, braised spareribs – the atmosphere, and the mango martinis.

  • The original Regina’s thin crust, old-fashioned pizza is far better than the pale imitations served at its other branches.

  • Pomodoro’s eponymous red sauce is arguably the tastiest in the North End. Roasted vegetables and veal dishes are excellent, and portions are large.

  • One of the longest wine lists in town guarantees just the right glass to accompany hearty Tuscan fare as well as sinfully rich desserts.

  • Chef and co-owner Michael Schlow is a stickler for detail and he creates some of the most explosively sensual New American dishes in town (see Radius).

  • Chef Michael Schlow blends multiple flavors for a single, clear taste fusion in his own version of New American cuisine. You’d think seared Maine scallops might get lost when combined with wild mushrooms, potato puree, leeks, and a truffle emulsion, but the woodsy flavors just enhance the sweet, salty taste of the sea. The restaurant is regularly mobbed by successful CEOs and their more glamorous stockholders.

  • Redbones’ kitchen slings some of the best barbecue north of the Carolinas, and the atmosphere could not be more emphatically, casually Southern if it tried.

  • A perennial favorite among the restaurant press, Rialto’s list of accolades could stretch across the Charles. The kitchen performs deft twists on Mediterranean and French country cuisine (see Rialto).

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