Boston Restaurants

This bar is a rising star in the Irish-American club community. Euro-style rave music rocks the first floor. The second floor (furnished with overstuffed couches and painted in bright colors) is a bit quieter. Live football ma... more

Soul Fire has a smoke pit where all the chicken, pork and brisket are smoked, just to make your food a lot more delicious. Pick out from the various sauces and make your own combination! Groove to the soul music by some of the... more

No.9 Park, located in the shadow of the State House, has become one of Boston's hottest eateries since its opening in 1998. The dark and cool interior has cherry wood and indigo walls for a modern, elegant feel. The menu blends... more

Fiore's Bakery is unabashedly the best in Jamaica Plain. Swing by for a reliably good coffee and cookie after enjoying a stroll in the nearby Arboretum. The cakes here are tasty as well as beautiful, and the baguettes are crus... more

Having been redone in 2006, El Oriental de Cuba is shiny and new, but is more of a ply-board-booth kind of place than a plush-seating one. Unlike some of the neighborhood restaurants, where the staff often get completely overwh... more

If the brilliance of the name (say it out loud to yourself now: "Food"…"Wall"…yeah) isn't enough for you, the delicious cheap greasiness of the food should do the trick. While certain individuals are known to avoid Food Wall, t... more

An Irish bar with a Latin name, this downtown establishment is also a restaurant and nightclub. The menu includes Vietnamese soup, Chinese pot stickers, New England clam chowder and spicy chili. Bands and DJs perform Tuesday th... more

The catchy name and the remoteness of the location get neighborhood folks to try this pizza joint once or twice. Some don't go back. The pizza is fine, but the overall experience is often lacking, with slow delivery service, ru... more

Floor to ceiling windows create the illusion of a more spacious dining area, which is located away from outdoor noise or potentially bad weather. The moment visitors walk through the door, the cashier offers a friendly welcome... more

Hurricane O'Reilly's has large video screens playing sports channels so those who can't or don't want to dance can still have a blast. A dance floor and the DJ playing mainly '80s, rock and charts is what you'll usually find at... more