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Let's face it, we
all need to eat. The only problem is - where?! The Captain
Samuel Fowler House is located across the street from a full-service
Diner, and 1/2 block from 2 other restaurants -- one serving excellent Italian
fare, the other serving a standard lunch and pizza menu. Check out
our section on Danvers for more information, or read on for exploration
in other areas . . .
Travelers to the Boston area are truly fortunate, as Bostonians have made a science out of eating. A seaport for centuries, Boston hosts a number of diverse communities, all of whom also need to eat. From a tasty Guinness Stew at the Plow and Stars on St. Patrick's Day to the best fresh oysters on the half-shell at Legal Seafood in Burlington, north shore visitors can experience cuisine from China, Korean Kim-Chee, Malaysian Chicken Satay, and sushi from Japan in a 2 mile radius. We recently enjoyed dinner at Shabu-Zen, an excellent hot-pot restaurant in Chinatown. We won't offer a comprehensive restaurant guide here, as it's been done elsewhere, and quite well, but we will mention a few local favorites, as well as provide an opportunity for you to explore to your heart (and palate's!) content . . . Don't forget to check out our section on specialty markets for those times you decide to stay in and cook! |
Sushi rolls Boston offers some of the freshest seafood in the country, but also some of the finest dining in the world. Our Pick? We recommend L'Espalier, a pricey but fabulous restaurant named as Boston's best for 6 years running. The owner and head chef is a north shore resident who shops at local farmstands to complete his sumptuous menus. |
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| Zagat's Guide | Found it? How good is it? | ||||
| You want to stay close to home tonight? | |||||
| How about a trip into Town . . . | |||||
| Need a good Grocer? | |||||
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| Ethnic Foods? | |||||
| Coming soon! | Seafood!!! | ||||
