looking for Boston dinner recommendations
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Anonymous
| Basically looking where college kids would want to go when someone else is paying. |
Anonymous
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I had one of the best meals of my life at Pagliuca’s in the North End.
Mike’s Pastry shop - famous cannolis and other Italian pastries - is just a block or two away for dessert. |
Anonymous
| Cafe Escadrille |
Anonymous
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In Cambridge for seafood
https://thehourlycambridge.com/menus/ It’s next to Mike’s Pastry’s .. get a canolli orca box to take back to the dorm. It’s less crowded than the original which is north end. Also if you want a dive bar experience Charlie’s in Cambridge (if you know you know) $1 oysters. |
Anonymous
| Friendly toast for breakfast |
Anonymous
| Myers+Chang |
Anonymous
+1 it’s sooooooo good |
Anonymous
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Go to Cambridge for classics like Henrietta's Table. It is an old Cantabridgian haunt.
I prefer Modern Pastry to Mike's. It is worth it to go to the North End. |
Anonymous
It started in Boston. I know. NO, not great, not good. you can do better |
Anonymous
suggestions? |
Anonymous
| The Neighborhood for Breakfast! The best cream of wheat ever! |
Anonymous
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Another few ideas…
Serafina - Back Bay Neptune Oyster Eataly |
Anonymous
| This place is excellent: https://thedailycatch.com/ |
Anonymous
We went to this place last week. No reservations, long wait, tiny room & capacity, eat right out of the hot skillet, cash only. Soooo good and directly across the street from Mikes (but we walked to Modern). I probably wouldnt go with a group or w/people who don't want to wait an indeterminately long time for a table |
Anonymous
I know the North End doesn’t take reservations, but maybe the other locations do? |