Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Waterfront, Leather District, South Boston
o ya is one of the best Japanese restaurants I've been to in the U.S., and by far my favorite restaurant in Boston (no other place even comes close). I've been to o ya several times and never want my meal to end...so many menu options, so much…More »
Filled fresh to order, the cannolis from Maria's Pastry Shop are the BEST IN BOSTON. One day I was feeling especially piggyish and decided to do my own cannoli tasting in Boston. I got cannolis from the three most popular pastry shops in the North…More »
The service here was outstanding. Our was very knowledgeable about the food and wine, yet came across as very unassuming and hospitable. He was extremely helpful in selecting our wines and gave superb recommendations on the food.
Prune Stuffed Gnocchi…More »
Category:
Mediterranean
Neighbourhood: Inman Square
Moussaka me, Oleana! Your moussaka makes me long to be in Greece again...and is a definite MUST for anyone eating here!! Ok, now that I got that out of my system, here's the review...
Located in Cambridge, Oleana takes a modern approach to Eastern…More »
You MUST get the crispy clams here!! Soooo good!
The restaurant was much smaller than I expected since it was inside the W Hotel. The large windows filled the restaurant with natural light, but the décor lacked character. It felt a bit…More »
It's a no frills restaurant where the focus is on serving great seafood. The space is very tight so get ready to know your neighbors. Also, they don't take reservations and are quite popular, so come early if you don't want to wait too long.
New…More »
Fun, laid-back atmosphere, a menu filled with lots of tasty food, and outdoor seating on a warm, summer evening. I always look forward to Chef Ken Oringer's scrumptious sea urchin creations (which he features in different forms at all of his…More »
Categories:
Bars,
American (New),
American (Traditional)
Neighbourhood: Downtown
It's supposed to be a "modern-day tavern restaurant" but instead comes off as trying too hard to be like a trendy bar in New York or LA. Dark interior, sharp angles, and a whole lot of NOISE. As we were led upstairs, I thought "oh good, it'll be less…More »
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Review votes:
88 Useful, 28 Funny, and 33 Cool
San Francisco, CA
Yelping SinceApril 2010
Things I Loveuni, all Japanese food, Saga & Kobe beef, french fries, foie gras, red wine, stinky blue cheese, Grand Marnier souffles
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...stuffing my face or on a plane...sometimes both
The Last Great Book I ReadThe Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
My Last Meal On EarthAlain Ducasse Plaza Athénée AND Sushi Mizutani chefs' tasting...it is my last!
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I can't resist eating packaged ramen when I get home late...what MSG?!
Current Crushmy loving hubby