DK Travel : Boston : Kenmore & the Fenway : Places to eat

Audubon Circle Restaurant

Trendy sandwiches and heavenly burgers make this genteel spot a step above the rest.
Betty’s Wok & Noodle

The diner decor is half the fun. The other half is picking a rice or noodle base, a protein, and a sauce from the menu to make your own combos.
Bravo

This attractive dining room at the Museum of Fine Arts (see Museum of Fine Arts) focuses on light and healthy cuisine like crisp salads and pastas tossed with fresh vegetables.
Brown Sugar Café

Close enough to Fenway Park to grab a tasty pre- or post-game meal, Brown Sugar sets the Boston standard for subtly seasoned Thai food.
Buteco

One-of-a-kind, homey Buteco dishes up the rich African-tinged Brazilian cuisine of Bahia, including feijoada , a hearty black-bean and meat stew.
El Pelon Taquería

There’s no beer to wash it down with, but El Pelon produces authentic Mexican and Tex-Mex specialties.
Elephant Walk

Chef Nadsa de Monteiro has shown Bostonians just how sophisticated Cambodian food can be. Served in an airy bamboo-trimmed room.
Linwood Grill

Don’t let the faux Dixie decor fool you: Linwood makes a mean Carolina-style pulled pork barbecue.
Naha Café

Although tiny Naha has fine tempura and noodle dishes, fans of Japanese food come here for the sushi: it’s fresh, delicious, and affordable.
Tigerlily

This pan-Asian spot is at its best with such Malaysian dishes as jumbo shrimps battered with coconut. Reasonable prices make it a student favorite.