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New and Notable Boston Restaurants

November 20th, 2007 by susan j

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Garlic-chili salted edamame and chili beef ramen at Wagamama
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Boston may be famous for cream pies and clam chowder, but Beantown has definitely moved beyond the traditional New England fare to more innovative and interesting dining choices. These days you’ll find new restaurants popping up all over the city, giving locals and tourists a taste of sophisticated international cuisine. Here are a few new and notable openings:

As one of the most European cities in the US, it was only fitting that Boston welcomed the first North American location for Wagamama this summer. A favorite among travelers in Europe, Wagamama features a minimalist decor and hearty noodle dishes served in a colorful communal environment. The first location is in Faneuil Hall near the New England Aquarium and second location recently opened in Cambridge near the Harvard Museum.

Another restaurant recently opened in Boston’s Mission Hill. The Savant Project started serving tapas in late September and has already drawn rave reviews from the diners on Yelp.com for its creative cocktail menu and loungy but unpretentious atmosphere. Mid-October brought the addition of Church, a combination restaurant and music venue near Fenway Park. Their “Seven Deadly Sins” cocktail list plays up the church theme.

And lastly, tonight is the grand opening for the newest addition to Boston’s restaurant scene. STIX Restaurant and Lounge in the Back Bay near the Shops at Prudential Center “pairs global cuisine with an awe-inspiring architectural design,” according to their website. Menu items include tuna sashimi, ricotta tortellini, and grilled quail.

If you have a favorite Boston restaurant, leave a comment and let us know about it!

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2 Responses to “New and Notable Boston Restaurants”

  1. On Nov 20th, 2007 at 5:32 pm shannon b said:

    Lots of great restaurants have opened in Boston! Kingston Station in the downtown area… Myers & Chang and Gaslight in the South End. Things are looking up (and delicious) in Boston!

  2. On Jan 25th, 2008 at 4:19 pm Go Boston Travel Blog Blog Archive » Fugakyu Serves up Sushi, Noodles and more said:

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