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Restaurants in Massachusetts

  • 21 Federal

    If you want to see what Nantucket was like before the new glam crowds started pouring in, head to this 1847 former guesthouse. The pink-pants-and-d... More
  • Abba

    Abba, in Orleans, is widely touted as the Cape’s best restaurant. Israeli-born chef Erez Pinhas dips into his heritage for dishes like falafel in a... More
  • Alchemy, Edgartown

    The steak frites and fried risotto balls don’t distract from the tropical drinks such as tangy mojitos and gin-and-juices. More
  • Alta Strada

    Owned and operated by chef Michael Schlow, Alta Strada is the more casual sister restaurant to his formal downtown eatery, Via Matta. Schlow envisi... More
  • American Seasons

    It’s hard to think of a better name for this homey, welcoming restaurant, where the seasonally changing cuisine draws from distinctly American culi... More
  • Among the Flowers Café

    Comfort food (apple-cinnamon crêpes) is served outdoors near the dock in Edgartown (breakfasts are popular). More
  • Arnold’s Lobster & Clam Bar

    Order the fried lobster tail at Arnold’s Lobster & Clam Bar, in Eastham—a hit since it opened in 1976. More
  • Atria

    Chef Christian Thornton, a Bay Area émigré, treats his certified organic restaurant as his culinary playground. Case in point: he cooks local oyste... More
  • B&G Oysters

    The creation of famed Boston chef Barbara Lynch, known for such establishments as No. 9 Park and Sportello, B&G Oysters has become the go-to destin... More
  • Baraka Café

    Known for its flavorful North African cuisine, Baraka Café is a small, unassuming eatery located near Central Square. The homelike interior is simp... More
  • Bartlett's Farm

    Just a 15-minute walk from the shoreline, this seventh-generation family farm is the oldest and largest on Nantucket Island. Established in the 180... More
  • Beehive

    Below the Boston Center for the Arts' historic Cyclorama sits The Beehive, an underground eatery, bar, and music venue. Local artwork lines the exp... More
  • Bin 26 Enoteca

    Aiming to serve simple foods paired with the best wines, Bin 26 Enoteca is the quintessential Italian wine bar. Low lighting fills the sleek interi... More
  • Black-Eyed Susan's

    Appearances are deceiving at this downtown spot; the wood walls, square tables, and cramped dining area look more like interior of a diner than a c... More
  • Bloc 11 Café

    Housed in a former bank in Union Square, this community-minded café is known for its well-crafted Intelligentsia coffee drinks, gourmet soups and s... More
  • Blu

    A chic oasis in the heart of Boston, Blu has made a name for itself with its flavorful, deceptively simple dishes and sophisticated décor. Executiv... More
  • Brewster Fish House

    In a tiny cottage with trompe l’oeil rugs painted on the floor, the Brewster Fish House is always packed at dinner; locals know to come during the ... More
  • Buca's Tuscan Roadhouse

    The eatery serves solid—as its name would suggest—Tuscan food like roasted organic chicken with fennel, garlic, sage, and olives. More
  • Butcher Shop

    Renowned chef Barbara Lynch, also the owner of Boston’s B&G Oysters and No. 9 Park, draws on her on own memories of traveling in France and Italy t... More
  • Café Fleuri

    The Langham Hotel is kicking off the 21st season of its chocolate buffet. New to the scene is pastry chef Ted Rasney (formerly of Cambridge, MA's H... More
  • Cap't Cass Rock Harbor Seafood

    Cap’t Cass Rock Harbor Seafood is a funky BYOB in Orleans with wood floors, shelves lined with old seashells, handwritten menus taped to the walls,... More
  • Capt.'s

    Find no-fuss seafood with marina views at Pickering Wharf. At this dockside grill, the New England clam chowder is made with applewood-smoked bacon... More
  • Carmen Wine Bar & Trattoria

    One of the most celebrated restaurants in Boston’s North End, this intimate Italian trattoria is known for its romantic candlelit dining room. Expo... More
  • Casablanca, Cambridge

    Originally established as a bar in 1955, Casablanca has long been a gathering spot for locals, particularly Harvard students and the neighborhood’s... More
  • Catch of the Day

    The fresh seafood at this restaurant on Route 6 in South Wellfleet comes from its very own on-site fish market. Peter and Diane Hall, who also own ... More
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