Conveniently located in the Boston Park Plaza Hotel adjacent to the Theater District, the Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Bay Village and the South End, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant maintains a stellar reputation for uncompromising value and quality. This restaurant's classic menu features more than 40 varieties of fresh fish and seafood, flown in daily. In addition to delicious seafood from local shores and both coasts, menu highlights include tempting pasta, poultry and beef specialties from Executive Chef Joseph Bartel.

This swank new restaurant recently opened in Jamaica Plain. Vee Vee is a New American Bistro on Centre Street, serving mid-priced, modern American food, with a focus on fresh seafood, vegetables and grains. The menu, which changes seasonally, features local products whenever possible. Also, Vee Vee's stunning decor is minimalistic with a contemporary flair. UPDATE: Vee Vee is now open for weekend brunch.

Co-owners Mel and Tom opened this East Boston gem using recycled salvaged product from the old building which was formerly the home of Aronson's Dry Goods. The duo successfully modernized the spot with solar lighting and heat while preserving the charm of the up-and-coming neighborhood. Designed to showcase the work of local painters, scultors and poets, 303 Cafe offers breakfast, lunch and dinner with vegan offerings as well as Columbian-inspired musts like their authentic empanada ($3) and pastelle ($4) coupled with a tasty chorizo-encrusted salmon ($13) and a yummy blood orange chicken picatta ($13.50). 303 Cafe is a beacon of light that should re-energize East Boston's dining scene.

Genuine Italian fare, family owned, and at a price that even the BU kids can afford. This Allston gem brings the masses coming back for more and more. Menu ranges from pizza and calzones to pasta dishes, soups and salads.

American Bakers' Cafe offers breakfast, lunch and coffee. It is also a bakery, they bake cookies, scones, crossaints, muffins cakes ect... . They're open from 7 am to 7 pm.

The Ashmont Grill is great... the atmosphere is warm, friendly and hip. I am always happy with the service and the food, and I feel good when I'm there. As the pioneer sit-down restaurant in Peabody Square, it stands out as a retreat for people who want a downtown-style eatery in the local neighborhood. Offers local and organic food, including herbs grown in there restaurant’s patio, used recycled materials in the renovation of building, recycles kitchen grease into biodiesel fuel, manages storm water through a garden and permeable patio blocks.

The Blarney Stone provides a downtown feel right in your own backyard. A true gem on Dorchester Avenue. The Blarney Stone's cool clientele dines on great cuisine while drinking exotic mixes like Mojitos an Pear Martinis. (served side by side with creamy pints of Guinness!) For your dining pleasure, the Blarney Stone also boasts a beatiful landscaped patio complete with Dorchester's only outside bar. While our fare may have changed our spirit remains - we invite you in to try us for yourself.

A cozy enoteca located off of North Square in the North End. It has been called intimate, romantic, and praised for delicious and authentic Italian dishes. Carmen is small at only 9 tables, but has a small bar for a quick drink or bite.

You know that you are at Eagle's deli when you look at the menu and the smallest burger weighs in at 1 lb. Challenge your stomach to a battle of fries, cheese, and meat with burgers weighing up to 3 lbs. I wonder who will win?