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Skipjack's |
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199 Clarendon St, Boston 02116 • 617-536-3500
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Distance:
~365 ft * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. This seafood restaurant, which features an underwater-themed decor, is great for a full meal or a light seafood treat. Skipjack's has a reputable raw bar, and you can order light fare at the full bar, including clams and oysters on the half shell. With over 33 types of fish and shellfish to choose from, you're sure to find a dish to delight you. Skipjack's is famous for its lemon, soy, and spice marinade, and Hawaiian mahi mahi is always an excellent choice. |
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User Rating: 9.3334
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OSUSHI |
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10 Huntington Ave, Westin Copley Place, Boston 02116 • 617-266-2788
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Distance:
~512 ft * |
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BACK BAY. Located as it is in Copley Place, Osushi certainly doesn't want for lack of business. Of course, the convenience factor only partially explains this place's appeal. Hip and very sexy, the black and red minimalist space draws a cool mix of business types, international travelers and Back Bay hipsters. Sushi and sashimi are masterfully prepared using only the freshest available ingredients, and each dish is evocatively presented. The sake selection, unsurprisingly, draws vast approval from those who fancy themselves rice wine connoisseurs, and more adventurous palates should consider taking the plunge in one of the bar signature saketinis. |
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Thai Basil |
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132 Newbury St, Boston 02116 • 617-578-0089
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Distance:
~597 ft * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. Thai Basil prides itself on healthy entrees that don't include corn oil or MSG. To start, try seafood noodle soup or a Thai salad. Other menu notables include obligatory spring rolls and tangy garlic shrimp. The interior of this Newbury Street Thai eatery, which sits below street level, is relatively basic. Reasonable prices are sure to make you smile, though. |
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Bangkok Blue |
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(Restaurants - Lunch) |
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651 Boylston St, Boston 02116 • 617-266-1010
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Distance:
~697 ft * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. Bangkok Blue offers great lunches, speedy service, and expertly prepared food. To start, order signature "golden triangles" (fried egg roll skins packed with spicy curry filling) or try dumplings (filled pastas topped with soy-ginger sauce). Entrees run the gamut from rendang chicken to pad Thai and chicken satay, and desserts include Thai custard and coconut-tinged ice cream. Hanging lamps and picturesque paintings adorn the Boylston Street eatery. |
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Douzo Modern Japanese Restaurant & Lounge |
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(Restaurants - Lunch) |
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131 Dartmouth St, Boston 02116 • 617-859-8886
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Distance:
~875 ft * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. Riding on the sushi bar/cocktail lounge trend, Douzo Sushi pulls the duo off well. Neutral tones, cubic light fixtures and sleek banquettes flank the interior space, and artful dishes are served on crisp, white servewear. In additon to terrific sushi, the kitchen concocts tasty helpings of tempura, katsu, sirloin steak and other cooked eats. Edgy martinis, wine flights and imported beer round out the picture. |
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Stephanie's on Newbury |
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(Restaurants - Lunch) |
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190 Newbury St, near Exeter St, Boston 02116 • 617-236-0990
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Distance:
~1022 ft * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. Tucked away on trendy Newbury Street, Stephanie's is a see-and-be-seen place! It also has wonderful outside dining and a bar that opens onto the street. The menu offers an excellent selection of appetizers, including crab cakes, steamed mussels, fried calamari, and New England clam chowder. Entrées include jumbo sea scallops, citrus-infused salmon, and seared swordfish, as well as comfort foods and salads – all beautifully presented! Plus, service is top-notch. |
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User Rating: 8.6
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29 Newbury |
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(Restaurants - Lunch) |
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29 Newbury St, Boston 02116 • 617-536-0290
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Distance:
~0.26 mi * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. 29 Newbury is a trendy café-bar, where socializing is high on everyone's list of priorities. You'll often spot a crowd of local business folks making the most of the hip atmosphere, nursing drinks and expanding their networks. Celebrities have also been known to make appearances. Should you get hungry, sample Japanese spring rolls or fried calamari, and follow with lobster and basil orecchiette or baby rack of lamb. |
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L'Espalier |
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774 Boylston St, Boston 02116 • 617-262-3023
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Distance:
~0.26 mi * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. This elegant French-inflected restaurant promises ambience as classy as the food. That's saying a lot, considering that the menu offers poached dayboat halibut, sautéed medallions of organic Vermont veal, and grilled partridge. The dessert menu is full of sweet delicacies, including chocolate soufflé and toasted almond crème brûlée. A great choice for special occasions. They're also open for afternoon tea on weekends. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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Sel de la Terre |
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774 Boylston St, Boston 02199 • 617-266-8800
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Distance:
~0.26 mi * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. What truly sets Sel de la Terre apart is its knack for outstanding Provencal brunch faves like poached eggs with baked cornbread, forest mushroom quiche, skillet-roasted bass, and steak frites with red wine-shallot sauce. Needless to say, the setting, relaxed and unpretentious, is perfectly conducive to a Sunday afternoon sip of Westport Rivers Rosé, the house wine. |
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Atlantic Fish |
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(Restaurants - Lunch) |
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761 Boylston St, Boston 02116 • 617-267-4000
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Distance:
~0.27 mi * |
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Description:
BACK BAY. A beloved part of the Boston scene since the late 1970s, Atlantic Fish sports an updated atmosphere these days – in other words, the original's galley look was traded in for a more polished scene of stained wood, pendant lights, coffered ceiling and crisp white linens. The menu, though hasn't changed all that much over the years (Hey, why mess with a good thing!), and Atlantic's kitchen continues to serve up timeless raw bar classics like shrimp cocktail, iced Littleneck clams and Blue Point oysters. Patio dining is available. |
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