The hottest ticket in town isn't on Broadway, it's in Brookline. But at this version of Hamilton, it's a lot easier to get a seat and something tasty to eat.
One would think this small spot would be in Back Bay or the South End but it is in fact situated in Newmarket, New Hampshire, and gets it name from the owner's time in Australia.
"I love the pepperoni or the barbecue chicken pizza. But you must try these calzones. They're gigantic. They've got a 2 foot long calzone that could feed the Patriots."
If a great restaurant should feel like a second home, Parlour is a home run. Located in Coolidge Corner, at this sixty seat spot, comfort is king, in both food and mood.
In Korean, the term 'Anju' means 'drinking food'. And while there's certainly plenty to sip. There's oh so much more to slurp, and savor at Anju Noodle Bar.
"Our motto is terar dum prosim, which is Latin. That means 'may we be consumed in service'. We want you to walk in the door. We want you to want to come back the next day."
Few neighborhoods honor family better than Boston's North End. And at the North End's newest restaurant, family is honored on the sign, on the walls, and on every plate.
"You can start with an amazing board of imported Italian meats and cheeses. They always have lots of amazing specials, including wood-grilled steaks and if you like seafood, they've got swordfish, shrimp, and lobster dishes. But you must try the fettuccine with meat sauce."
A menu with over two dozen eggs benedicts. Pancakes that are palate popping and eye pleasing. Outstanding Italian and a comfortable vibe that can't be beat.
Steak and fries. French onion soup and potato skillets. Melted cheese and a mouthwatering chocolate torte. When you want to eat up and warm up in style, it's tough to beat Mallebar.
You'd never know it from looking at this old school brick storefront, but this little takeout spot serves some of the finest gourmet slices in all of Greater Boston.
For more than four decades, this unassuming spot on Acushnet Ave has been home to what many believe to be the best Portuguese food outside of Portugal.
With locations in Davis Square and Cambridge, Revival is a casual, counter service spot where you can get a great cup of coffee, hand-crafted sandwiches, and their famous "Fried Chicken Friday".
Tasty, made-from-scratch Italian food at great value. Check out the meatballs, arancini, chicken parm. There's even an Italian style burger topped with prosciutto and burrata cheese.
A family owned diner specializing in scratch home cooking, from pancakes and corned beef hash to gourmet Eggs Benedict with housemade Hollandaise sauce.