Get your drink on (while supporting a local vineyard).
Get your drink on (while supporting a local vineyard).
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The cute little cupcake spot offers flavors like lemon topped with candied lemon ties, organic karat (that’s carrot) garnished with edible gold, and cappuccino crowned with cinnamon.
Reopened in the same spot where the store got its start in 1939 (the original was destroyed by a fire in 1992), the 1,100-square-foot market stocks nearly every imaginable type of meat (alligator, anyone?), game, and seafood, plus organic fruits and veggies, cheeses, baked goods, all-natural coffee, and everything else crave worthy.
The Allston joint serves up real Southern BBQ, background music as hot as the food, and an epic bar full of sauces. Slather ’em all on the house’s baby backs, brisket, wings, or fried catfish. Chase it with coleslaw, and for mercy’s sake, don’t miss the fried mac ’n’ cheese balls.
Get some of the best sushi in Boston at the unpretentious spot that serves up the classics and interesting seasonal goodies like a foie gras roll. But don’t stop there: Be sure to try out the noodle special, which lets you create your own dish, or Nabemono, a traditional hot pot dish.
The eatery’s award-winning Neapolitan pies have thin crusts and slightly sweet, chunky sauce. Go basic with a mouthwatering margherita, try a house specialty like the Uncommon (bacon, pineapple, and jalapeno), or create your own masterpiece!
A happening but laid-back Italian restaurant filled with sleek tables and red leather seating that provide a backdrop to friendly service and flavorful plates of gorgonzola-and-truffle mac ’n’ cheese, rich risottos, and hearty pastas. Cava, the downstairs cocktail lounge, stays open late.