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Where To Eat When Your Family Comes To Town
Where to eat with any member of your family who comes to visit.
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Ma Maison
Ma Maison is a homey corner bistro in Beacon Hill that serves classics like escargot, chicken coq au vin, and duck magret with cherries.
75 Chestnut
75 Chestnut is located on a brick-covered block in Beacon Hill that John Kerry probably lives on.
Toscano
Toscano has been open for over 40 years, and having dinner at this Italian restaurant is a Beacon Hill right of passage (and a much better one than tripping over all the uneven sidewalks).
Woods Hill Pier 4
Woods Hill is a restaurant in the Seaport. It’s named after a farm, so that should give you a pretty good idea of what to expect.
Bar Mezzana
Bar Mezzana is a very good Italian restaurant with an extensive selection of crudo in the South End.
da LaPosta
Impress your friends with the relaxed atmosphere and delicious sourdough pizza at Newton's da Laposta.
The Banks Fish House
The Banks Fish House is a two-story seafood restaurant in Back Bay where you can celebrate an occasion with a fisherman's platter or a seafood tower.
Terra
Terra is the restaurant on the top floor of Eataly in Back Bay with a great outdoor patio and some very nice plants.
Rincón Limeño Restaurant
Rincón Limeño is a Peruvian restaurant in East Boston with a full liquor license and great ceviche.
Boston Chops
Boston Chops is Downtown steakhouse that looks and feels very much the way you expect a downtown steakhouse to.
Where To Eat When Your Family Comes To Town
Where to eat with any member of your family who comes to visit.
Field and Vine
Field and Vine is a very good American restaurant in Union Square where you kind of get the idea that the owners spend a lot of time at farms.
Buttermilk & Bourbon
Buttermilk and Bourbon is a Southern restaurant in Back Bay with a nice brunch and a large patio overlooking Comm Ave.