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With a sweet location and early buzz, this Harvard Square spot got a running start. If only the menu could catch up.
A big Japanese fusion restaurant that has something for everyone? Amazingly, this crowd-pleaser mostly pulls it off.
Formerly a dining dead zone, Lincoln gets two sparkling new restaurants in one.
A long-anticipated downtown tavern delivers on its promise of good food — and even better drinks.
As Patrick Lyons prepares to open the doors to two new Back Bay restaurants, the social mogul reflects on the evolution of the city’s dining and nightlife scene.
In Brookline Village, a perfection-minded proprietor turns out one wicked ‘wich.
A Brookline newbie aims for pan-Asian gloss, but ends up muddled instead.
Transplanted from Cambridge, this Indian favorite has yet to find its place in the South End.
This revamped Back Bay restaurant promises flights of fancy. Too bad many dishes don’t make it off the ground.
This new downtown spot has plenty of sizzle. Now, if only it would turn up the heat in the kitchen.
Chef Phillip Tang bestows brilliantly modern — and affordable — Chinese cuisine upon Inman Square
Culinary underdog Simon Restrepo cooks most toques under the table.
The Lenox hotel’s new restaurant concept aims for comfort—and ends up being a yawn.