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14 comments:
depends what you want
Union Oyster House is really good...cozy and warm too
I am a big fan of the purple shamrock
Parish Cafe's great at the corner of Boylston and Arlington.
I'd second Parish Cafe.
Also, you realize that the question you're asking is similar to me looking for a town in Brazil that isn't particularly into soccer, right?
Rojas was horrible. UR Right!!!
Silvertone on Bromfield, it's closer to Downtown Crossing, but not a bad walk from Fanueil across city hall plaze. You won't find a single tourist there.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/silvertone-boston
Treat her to something special, stop by the Hong Kong for some teriyaki sticks and a couple scorpion bowls.
Although they exist outside of Boston, you can't miss with Legal Seafood. By the Aquarium, about 2 blocks from Fannuel Hall.
rojas and pietralvallo walked in one day and saw JCO watching american idol instead of "watching gameday tapes". Thats what.
I agree with Jeff. Union Oyster House is really good. Be prepared to spend some bucks though.
Mickey Ds'
sel de la terre = awesome
the original pizzeria regina!
Did I see you at Cut Copy/Matt and Kim tonight?
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