After a successful stint in Harvard Square and on Commonwealth Avenue near Kenmore Square, this gazebo restaurant in Post Office Square Park in the Financial District is the newest Z Square location to open its doors. Featuring fresh ingredients in all of their signature sandwiches, salads, paninis, handcrafted soups and daily specials, keep your eye out for the roving Z Crepe Cart during the warmer months.

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Enter this Rebecca's through the Franklin Street side. This branch is really big and people like coming here after the lunch rush and people like to sit and read for a while. It has a carpet and nice soft seats along the perimeter. The staff gets pretty distracted here though and so for good service I'd go to the one on High Street. If you just want a muffin and a cup of decaf, though, this Rebecca's is fine. If you come just after lunch you can watch client meetings in progress.

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Grass roots deli has the freshest and tastiest deli meats. They sell gourmet food, and you can get all kinds of deli meat to make sandwiches for a yummy picnic or event out. John, the sandwich maker has had a following in the financial district for years. Many people followed him from deli to deli..1 of the first real roasted turkey sandwiches instead of pressed roll. Unfortunately, the change in ownership a few years ago brought the quality down...and a general skimpiness on sandwiches.

The Boston College Club is situated on the 36th floor of the Bank of America building in the financial district. This luxurious private club was built by very powerful BC alumni. The sweeping views from the main dining room are not to be missed if you are lucky enough to have a member invite you to join along!

Chopped designer salads? You bet. This Financial Street gem is a hidden hotspot for herbivores looking to satisfy their salad-as-a-meal fix. Hidden behind a grand glass facade at 100 Federal Street, Boston's Wild Greens boasts Wolfgang Puck goodies ranging from robustly prepared soups to vegan-approved salads. Wild Greens also has daily specials--like an awe-inspiring fajita bar on Thursdays and a daily breakfast menu where the chef prepares a larger-than-usual meal as you wait. While a bit on the pricey side, Wild Greens doesn't hold back with its portions (be prepared to walk back to your office with a doggie bag). And, to top off an above-average lunch experience, Wild Greens boasts outdoor seating next to a sculpture garden. Score!

E&C is part of a chain of English-style pubs. Think beer, fish 'n chips, shepard's pie, wood, brass. Features a list of over 100 beers and an extensive list of Scotch whisky. The E&C Boston is located in the heart of Boston's Financial District. Conveniently located within blocks of historic Faneuil Hall, Qunicy Market, Old South Meeting House and The Freedom Trail. This place packs 'em in at lunch. A little know fact about E&C Boston is that the flow of the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 actually stopped at 161 Devonshire Street which is now home to E&C. Come here at 6:30 pm on Tuesday evenings will offer some traditional food - at moderate prices and engaging trivia. There is a fine selection of drinks, which is great for the refined crowd that frequent the trivia nights.

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