Boston Restaurant guide, including reviews and menus for restaurants by town

Featured Restaurants

15 Lansdowne St., Boston, MA, 02115-5597

When the main draw is music, how good can the food be? At the House of Blues restaurant on Lansdowne Street, the answer is: better than required for a place many will visit for convenience's sake. The menu merges comfort food with New England and Louisiana fare.

The Beehive

541 Tremont St., Boston, MA, 02116

The Beehive at the BCA is a neighborhood cafe des artists. Located in the underbelly of the Cyclorama building, the former boiler has the look and feel of of an artist's studio. The Beehive features jazz, cabaret and burlesque acts most nights of the week.

Ko Prime

90 Tremont St., Boston, MA, 02108

The raw bar and seafood entrees draw inspiration from Boston's coastal landscape. The menu offers more than a dozen cuts of quality meats, ranging from Japanese Wagyu Beef to a 28 Day Dry-Aged Strip Steak, are paired with unprecedented spices, sauces and sides.

Masona Grill

4 Corey St., West Roxbury, MA, 02132

A neighborhood gem from a restaurateur who practically invented the concept, this attractive little place boasts a blend of owner Manuel Sifnugel’s native Peruvian cuisine and the New American palate of chef Michael Burgess. Both are boons to eaters.

Beacon Hill Bistro

25 Charles St., Boston, MA, 02114

This isn't a restaurant that throws around the word "bistro." It really is one. The market-driven fare is moderately priced, with entrees in the $20s and a nice chunk of the wine list under $50 per bottle. Chef Jason Bond is comfortable embracing tradition, and ... more

Mediterranean