Outdoor seating in the summer! Free Fresh Salsa Bar and coupons on the website. Free delivery offered. The largest burritos in the city. There is always a line at lunch time which tells you about the popularity of Viva. If you go late in the afternoon then you will be able to eat at your pace and relax with some friends. The restaurant isn't uptight so it's great for kids. Parking, however, is the worst.
Gourmet ingredients include artichokes, lamb and Cajun blackened chicken. There's an assortment of seafood combinations with red snapper, shrimp or scallops as well as salads, crunchy tostados, chili, black bean soup and even beer.
Elegant, clean-cut, modern and minimalist, Ma Soba knows what it means to be chic. Take your pick from an exotic arra y of various Asian cuisines, including Vietnamese noddles, creative sushi, and perpetually-popular Chinese favorites. The delectable coconut shrimp served over crispy noodles ($16.95) will make you want to hug the chef. Entrees $12-18, noddle dishes less expensive.
The Hill Tavern is Beacon Hill's neighborhood bar. Standing proud on bustling Cambridge Street, the Hill Tavern is the perfect spot for a great burger, big brunch, or tasty beer. The house burger contains seven ounces of top-flight ground sirloin, which arrives courtesy of Savenor's (Beacon Hill's top butcher), wood-grilled to juicy perfection and served with hand-cut fries.The clientele is mainly local 20's and 30 somethings that either enjoy the new seated patio, or stand in the crowded bar on a weekend night. Either it be a low key dinner with friends or a place to watch the Red Sox game, the Hill Tavern is the place to be. This is the best bar around!
Tip: Stop by weekdays, 4pm-6pm, and enjoy half-priced appetizers (chips and salsa, wings, chicken tenders). Also, if you're on a date, ask to be seated in the quiet, secluded side dining room which is partially obscured from the bar.
Very nice Finagle location right on the Massachusetts General Hospital campus. Outdoor seating in the nice weather under an archway. It's really quite pleasant, which is surprising since traffic is whizzing by on Cambridge Street right in front of the shop. That's the crazy thing about the West End, you turn a corner and it's like a completely different world. Sometimes you hit old Boston, other times you're bombarded by construction, or a quiet neighborhood with a meandering path, or hip civilization.
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