One of Boston's finest dining destinations, the award-winning Top of the Hub features outstanding cuisine, impeccable service, and a sophisticated ambiance. Soaring 52 floors above the Back Bay, the restaurant and adjoining Skywalk Observatory offer guests a spectacular view of the Boston skyline from every table.
The Beehive is an underground Bohemian bistro featuring amazing cuisine, libations, artwork and live music nightly. Nestled below the Boston Center for the Art’s historic Cyclorama in Boston’s South End, The Beehiveserves the eclectic fare of Chef Marc Orfaly, rustic comfort foods infused with American, European, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern influences. The Beehive is the perfect location for after-work cocktails, dinner, live music, events and more. Come to taste the cuisine, come to view the art, come to hear the music or simply come to share in the merriment. .
Located in the heart of Boston's South End neighborhood, Stella offers affordable and approachable Italian cuisine in a chic environment like no other in the city. Chef/Owner Evan Deluty creates innovative interpretations of Italiana classics. The menu at Stella is an exciting travel throughout Italy and its surroundings. The best ingredients of each region are brought to life using a modern approach with a continued respect for tradition. The ambiance at Stella is energetic; the mod space is white-on-white and features oversized windows that look out onto Stella's acclaimed "terrazzino." Stella’s patio, which is one of Boston's largest outdoor seating areas, is perfect for cocktails and dinner seven days a week.
towne stove and spirits is a warm, welcoming respite in Boston’s bustling Back Bay. It’s a place where all are welcome and the savory scents from our wood-fired rotisserie mix with the hearty sounds of laughter and good conversation. A place where people relax and enjoy unexpected culinary surprises from around the globe. It’s a place for special celebrations, power lunches and private parties. A place where our valets take as good care of your car as our servers do of you. It’s a place where life is good. Whether you live in the neighborhood or are visiting the city, our towne is your towne. Conveniently located adjacent to the Hynes Convention Center, towne is open daily for lunch, dinner and Saturday/Sunday brunch.
Join us at OAK Long Bar + Kitchen, Back Bay’s newest drinking and dining destination. Sip a hand crafted cocktail. Sample a farm to table American menu featuring local ingredients and purveyors. Savor the dramatic results of an extensive restoration and each thoughtfully curated detail. Simple elegance complemented by contemporary spirit and style.
Ideally located on the South End’s “Restaurant Row,” Stephi’s on Tremont is the casually elegant sister restaurant to the legendary Stephanie’s on Newbury. Stephi’s features the charm and comfort that have made the Back Bay location a landmark: a lively bar, great service and an inspired menu of sophisticated comfort food from Executive Chef Corey Comeau, winner of the Food Network’s Chopped. Our floor-to-ceiling windows and patio seating provide unmatched people watching in Boston’s most vibrant neighborhood. Stephi’s also has a private dining room with seating for up to 14 people, ideal for special events, business meetings, family gatherings or holiday parties. Stephi’s on Tremont’s cool, comfortable interior, friendly staff (voted “Best Wait Staff” by South End News readers) and ideal location make it the South End’s “go-to” spot for dinner, lunch, brunch, drinks, or takeout. And try our Bloody Mary menu to enjoy the best Bloody Mary in Boston. See you here soon!
Champions is Boston’s favorite entertainment and dining destination. Located on the second level of the Boston Marriott Copley Place, it’s just a line drive to Fenway Park and a slap shot away from the TD Garden. Enjoy the open, interactive architectural design with soaring ceilings, circular bar with kinetic lighting, and sleek private dining rooms. Champions also has a thirty six 46” HDTV video wall, over 36 beers on tap, creative cocktails and a modern all-American grill menu. Champions has fast become the place to “see and be seen.” Come see for yourself what makes Boston the City of Champions.
We are thrilled to be the newest addition to the South End/Back Bay neighborhood. Centrally located in the heart of the city, we focus on quality cooking, creative cocktails and great company. We look forward to seeing you real soon!
California Pizza Kitchen is a casual-dining restaurant serving up California creativity through its innovative menu items. CPK provides a range of California-inspired dishes, from signature hand-tossed and hearth-baked pizzas, to imaginative salads, pastas, entrees, soups, sandwiches and cocktails. Offering dine-in, take-out, catering, online ordering and an award-winning CPKids Menu. Guests are invited to join the Pizza Dough Rewards program with delicious perks and seasonal sneak peeks. To join, go to cpk.com, download the Pizza Dough Rewards App or sign up with a server at your local CPK in Boston.
At City Table, you’ll find a casually elegant neighborhood eatery nestled in the vibrant heart of Boston’s historic Back Bay. Visit our sophisticated dining room to experience inventive craft cocktails and carefully selected, spirited American-fare. Our creative menu focuses on fresh, local ingredients and chef-inspired, regional touches. A variety of small plates, sides and entrees are easily shared so guests can explore many options. Service includes breakfast every day of the week, brunch on weekends and late night dining.
asian food inspired by the flavors of japan. wagamama launched in london in 1992 as an exciting and casual dining experience that continues to this day
For almost 20 years now, Mike’s City Diner has been a Boston favorite for a hearty, home-style meal. Whether its Mike’s homemade soups and stews, fresh-roasted turkeys, daily lunch specials, or weekend-favorites eggs benedict and decadent fruit-topped waffles and French toast, Mike’s prides itself on serving “huge portions of great food.” A neighborhood staple in the South End, clientele from students to families, local celebrities to professional athletes, local politicians to Presidents of the United States (Bill Clinton loves our ham and eggs!), revel in the fun and friendly neighborhood atmosphere.
Kitchen’s menu is not an attempt to be gimmicky. It is a menu, like any other restaurant’s, that attempts to create a cuisine based on something. The North End of Boston, like many older Italian establishments, recreated Italian cuisine to the point that it was no longer Italian; hence the term American Italian. The same can be said for almost all immigrant style cuisines in the United States. Kitchen’s menu is my attempt to highlight dishes that have a culinary significance for whatever the reason. Cuisine, dining, cooking and recipes are part of what makes us human. The art of cooking and sharing recipes is key to our survival and helps create a culture. Recipes have been passed down from the beginning of society and it is those recipes that have sustained us through the years. A cookbook is novel in the fact that it represents a snapshot in the culinary timetable. It shows what people wanted and often times had available to eat. A cookbook in many ways was the first form of a self-help book, because to eat is one thing, but to create a meal that tastes good and utilizes the abundance of available ingredients, is another. To transform that into a dining experience is truly part of what again makes us human. The menu at Kitchen, in truest form, is nothing but our interpretation of recipes, dishes, and cooking techniques. In essence, the same as any menu at any restaurant, but Kitchen states on the menu with a circa date the point of reference of that dish. Kitchen is an American restaurant because it is in America. A restaurant that attempts to make the diner feel like they are in France by wording the restroom signs in French and putting miniature statues of the Eiffel Tower on display with vintage French posters is creating a gimmick. In the end, gimmick or no gimmick, a restaurant will be graded by its service and its food. Kitchen is designed to be a comfortable setting where diners can enjoy good service with well prepared and presented drinks and food…nothing more nothing less.
Tremont 647, a 60-seat neighborhood bistro style restaurant & bar in the heart of Boston's South End, features chef/owner Andy Husbands' adventurous American cuisine, with inventive global influences. For nearly 20 years, Chef Husbands has been creating dishes that focus on big flavors in an unpretentious, lively environment. In addition to a menu that changes with the seasons, Tremont 647's Pajama Brunch (Saturday/Sunday), Taco Tuesday, and monthly themed events, have made it a much-loved spot in Boston's culinary landscape. Oh, and Tremont 647 is a great spot for the family with our new Kid's Menu! Visit us at www.Tremont647.com
Located in the heart of Boston’s most vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, South End Athletic Company is a community hangout by day and dance party by night. Well, not really… SEAC is the run specialty authority in Boston for runners & athletes of all abilities. Chosen Best of Boston Running Store in 2014 by Boston Magazine, we take your running seriously. We offer video gait analysis to help you choose the right running shoe, run clubs to make you faster, and professional personal coaching to bring you to the next level. Your running is our business.
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