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Top 10 Restaurants

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  • 1. Hamersley’s Bistro

    French provincial dishes are both simple and sophisticated, with Gordon Hamersley’s signature lemon-infused chicken as the model (see Hamersley’s Bistro).

  • 2. Bob the Chef’s

    American soul food (cornbread, collard greens, ribs, and barbecue) served with a healthy side of live jazz draws a stylish crowd.

  • 3. Claremont Café

    Some locals must fast on Mondays, since they eat all their other meals – even breakfast – at this family-run local bistro. The emphasis is on Latin American and Mediterranean flavors.

  • 4. Tremont 647

    Chef Andy Husbands’ New American cooking favors big portions, bold flavors, and lots of smoke with the meat. The bar is a magnet for local trendsetters.

  • 5. Les Zygomates

    French bistro fare, 30 wines by the glass, and live jazz (see Les Zygomates).

  • 6. Bomboa

    Mediterranean cooking by way of Brazil results in lively, spicy fare such as crispy red snapper marinated in vanilla and oregano.

  • 7. Troquet

    A stylish restaurant where wines get top billing, with suggested small plates of French bistro fare to accompany each flight of drinks.

  • 8. Masa

    Refined New American dishes with southwestern accents are complemented by killer margaritas, colorful decor, and good wines.

  • 9. Icarus

    South End’s most romantic restaurant serves sophisticated, inventive New American cuisine.

  • 10. 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.

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