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Sel de La Terre, Boston

When most of Boston's restaurants call it a night, this warm Provençal kitchen near the waterfront is just getting started. It's open for lunch, brunch,...more

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Rialto, Cambridge

Talk about Boston chef success stories, and Jody Adams is bound to come up. With no formal training, she got a job working under the tutelage of Gordon...more

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O Ya, Boston

On a side street in the gritty Leather District, O Ya's location is as unconventional as its tantalizingly novel sushi menu. Opt for a counter seat at this...more

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Oleana, Cambridge

To experience what farm-to-table really means, come here during the growing season. Between April and November, almost all the vegetables chef Ana Sortun...more

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Neptune Oyster, Boston

You know a seafood restaurant means business when there's an option on the menu called "Mercy," which means chef Dave Nevins will prepare as many family-style...more

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Myers + Chang, Boston

Like any enfant terrible, chef Joanna Chang had her dessert first: At bakery and café Flour, she seduced Boston with sticky buns and homemade "Oreos." Her...more

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Marco Cucina Romano, Boston

In a small, second-story storefront overlooking bustling Hanover Street, Marco Cucina Romano is a welcome retreat from the kitsch (hanging grapes, carafes of...more

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Locke-Ober, Boston

While its neighborhood has seen better days (it's now blemished with lowbrow shops and shuttered department stores), arriving at Locke-Ober is like stepping...more

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Hamersley's Bistro, Boston

Since 1987, Gordon Hamersley has been steadily building a faithful fan club of buttoned-up foodies with his unpretentious, seasonal French cuisine. In a...more

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Clio, Boston

Put simply, Clio's chef Ken Oringer is one of the best in America. His French-Asian hybrids (heavy on the French) astonish everyone, however jaded. Reading the...more

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