Deep in the South End, there is a small establishment where inexpensive, gourmet-quality food really does exist. The menu at Franklin Cafe ranges from meatloaf to sushi-grade tuna, all served with impeccable sides such as mashed potatoes with chives or lentil and bean sauce. Even the chicken livers are great here. The dining room is small and crowded, and the noise level can be high. This cafe, which has a full service bar, is very popular, and waits of an hour or two are common, even on weekdays.
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The Lobster Club is a Japanese Brasserie by Major Food Group that celebrates a unique interpretation of Japanese cooking and sushi.
Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant is a hotspot believed to have improved the real estate of South Boston. A breathtaking front room with warm yellow lighting bouncing off the deep oak tones of the wood paneling and intricate ceiling design results in this establishment running full-house with chattering booths of happy patrons. The menu is similarly stunning, featuring contemporary but unpretentious iterations of American cuisines such as truffle fries, truffled mac 'n' cheese, and pan-seared scallops amongst more familiar fare such as wood-grilled salmon. Also, a full bar and late service make Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant a lovely addition to Boston's culinary scene.
Metropolis Cafe is a very popular spot in the South End. With seating for 50 patrons, expect a bit of a wait. This sleek café with soft yellow walls and wooden booths, features Mediterranean-influenced, American bistro food. One of the more requested menu items is the pan seared sea bass with warm green bean, tomato, fennel and olive salad served over kalamata (olive) mashed potatoes. The carefully selected wine list pairs beautifully with their cuisine and boasts labels from all over the world.
Sunset Cantina dominates the tequila market. They have a seemingly endless selection of tequilas, and a vast drink menu to match. With monthly margaritas and bartender's suggestions, you could become a Sunset regular and never have the same drink twice. The food selection is as varied as its libations, with generous portions and plenty of flavor.
Established in 1976, we have been serving homemade, Italian style pizza and other delicious food for over 35 years! Everything at our restaurant is made to the highest quality standards using only the best ingredients. T. Anthony’s is located in downtown Boston across the street from Boston University. In addition to serving many students and neighborhood residents, we serve many local and visiting sports teams who want to find “the best pizza in Boston.” Stop by and you will see many autographed photos on our walls.
The Point
The Point is a bi-level sports bar and restaurant in the North End. Their warm and inviting ambiance complete with soft lights and, brick and wood walls is pleasing to the eye. Catch a game on their television or listen to live music. Dig into their freshly prepared any time of the day or late night. Take a sip of a cold beer and unwind with your friends at this affable spot.
