Subterranean find, a jewel of a Beacon Hill restaurant. Great prix fixe menu as well as fabulous local and season dishes. Romantic and a neighborhood favorite a stone's throw from the State House!
Personally autographed pictures and genuine memorabilia of your favorite movie stars, politicians, athletes and musicians. Upscale dining in a great location. Set on the side of the "Old West End" just blocks away from North Station, the TD Bank North Garden, historic Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. The decor consists of a combination of light and dark woods, copper, brass and luxurious leather with huge floor to ceiling windows that you must see to appreciate.
A classic old-school American restaurant. Perched at the top of Beacon Hill next to the State House, Scollay Square offers cocktails, a patio, and a mid-priced American menu. Open for lunch and dinner, you will see alot of politicos and old school BEacon Hill regulars here.
Harvard Gardens is many things. For one, it is a local Beacon Hill haunt. During the day, a place where nearby MGH folk enjoy lunch. On the weekends, there is a brunch crowd. Dinner is served here featuring upscale comfort food and American favorites such a delectable pastas and delicate salads. However, the real Harvard Gardens is mostly known for it's great bar scene appreciated mostly by Beacon Hillers. Crammed into the long and narrow bar you will find a plethora of preppily clad 20 and 30 somethings looking for fun and someone fun. The bar is crowded, but the drinks are not that expensive. There is something here for everyone, just remember that unless you get there really early thursday - saturday- it is standing room only!
Homemade desserts like a Guinness float or a sinful "chocolate lovers" platter for two are worth a visit alone. With its location across t
he street from MGH, the bar enjoys one of the highest ratios of doctors and nurses of any establishment in the city.
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