Conveniently located at the Intersection of Centre Street and South Huntington Avenue, Zesto’s Pizza & Grille has something for everyone. Whether you’re craving the best steak tips in Jamaica Plain, an irresistible pizza pie, or one of a variety of vegetarian options, Zesto’s is fast, friendly, and serves up the freshest ingredients. Store owner and head Chef George Vidianos, who greets costumers by name and with a warm smile, is proud that Zesto’s is a favorite destination of residents and businesses alike for eating in, picking up, and delivery. Undoubtedly you can taste the pride in the pizza crust. Even middle school students, who drop in on their way home from school, can look forward to a free slice of pizza if they make the honor roll. Great food and friendly service awaits you at Zestos Pizza & Grille.
....Don't miss the fan favorites: Chicken Souvlaki and the Mona Lisa Steak Tip Sub! Menuism

The Appleton Cafe rarely disappoints. Whether for breakfast, lunch, or a quick cup of coffee on the go. Highlights include Wednesday's Hamburgers and the mostly-daily cupcakes. This down-to-earth gourmet sandwich shop in the South End offers up super-fresh soups and delicious prepared foods. Their sandwiches ($7-8) are inventive, like the Empire, which is stuffed with roast beef, caramelized onions, chevre cheese, and roasted red peppers, and are offered on a variety of breads or wraps. If you are not in mood for lunch, try their fabulous muffins. They were named Best of Boston in 2003. Appleton has a strong neighborhood pull and is a South End staple. Far different than the chains and trendy eateries of Copley Square, this place is worth the trip after a long, hard day of shopping. Also, be sure to check out all the other goodies that the Appleton Bakery has lining it's shelves. Gifts and treats, as well as basic grocery items can be found at the bakery. So, whether you need to do some christmas shopping, or need a quart of milk, make sure to stop by. Currently the Bakery has a convoluted but useful special for regular lunchers - buy a sandwich on Thursday or Friday, bring in your receipt Monday or Tuesday and get a sandwich for 1/2 price.

After 18 years of rocking Copley Square, the Hard Rock Cafe Boston has opened its doors in the vibrant Faneuil Hall area at 22-24 Clinton Street. The new location is one of the city’s largest entertainment destinations with more than 16,000-square feet of space including a 514-seat restaurant and their live performance space, Cavern Club. With 125 high-energy Hard Rock Cafes and nine Hotels/Casinos in 48 countries, Hard Rock International is one of the world’s most globally recognized brands. Beginning with an Eric Clapton guitar, Hard Rock owns the world’s greatest collection of music memorabilia, which is displayed at its locations around the globe.

Located next to the Kenmore Square MBTA stop on Beacon Street, UBurger consistently provides some of the best burgers in Boston. Claiming themselves, "Above All Burgers", UBurger offers a variety of interesting burger combinations, from traditional - the "UCheeseburger" comes with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles and a house spread - to innovative; the Stunt Double Cheeseburger comes with spicy pepper jack cheese, sliced jalapenos, and banana pepper rings. If you want to make your own burger, UBurger provides a large array of different sides for you to add on, including four different types of pepper, seven different sauces, and six types of cheese. While the "UChicken sandwiches" and "Udogs" offered are not quite as good as the hamburgers - order a Cheese Hot dog and they'll give you two slices of American cheese - who cares? This is a burger joint! The fries and onion rings are fantastic, and everything is affordable. Burgers are made quickly - think of it as a really high quality McDonalds, but with fresh beef instead of some Grade-D frozen patty - and limited patio seating is available.

From their website: The BostonWaterfront comes to life July 3, 2008 with the opening of The “D” Street Café on the South Boston Waterfront. Boston's newest and best location for fun casual fare! Located at 600 D Street on South Boston’s Maritime Park, the “D” Street Café is a casual serve 80-seat outdoor dining venue focusing on high quality, fresh, fun and family-based fare. Serving such items as: hamburgers, hot dogs, lobster rolls, sandwiches, salads, ice cream and other goodies. The D Street café is more than an outdoor restaurant, it is an anchor for the new Maritime Park on the South Boston Waterfront. Hours of operation for The “D” street Café are Monday – Wednesday, Friday, Saturday: 11:30am to close, Thursday: 11:30am to close. Extended hours on Thursday are allotted for special live music acts ranging from Jazz, Latin, Reggae and other World music. The “D” street Café is a joint venture by D’Ventures Limited LLC and Gourmet Caterers.

This restaurant opened in what seemed like a revolving location for restaurants. It replaced Perdix, a venerable New American restaurant, and has established itself pretty firmly with a comfortable and varied menu. It is a favorite hangout of Povo employees for business lunches in the South End. The POPS menu offers familiar dishes prepared with a creative twist. Join us for a night of amazing, unique cuisine, fantastic and friendly service, and an atmosphere that evokes energy, movement, and celebration. Join us at POPS on Monday, December 15 from 11:30 AM until 1:30 PM for a spectacular Holiday Luncheon and Ornament-Making Extravaganza

This larger than usual Wendy’s in Downtown Crossing offers two floors of seating and a diverse stream of patrons ranging from Financial District young professionals to a colorful transient population staying at the nearby New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans. The quality of service is hit or miss. And the bathrooms, which are above average considering the location, are fairly clean. Great place to people watch.

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