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On an island that abhors flash, the Pearl draws the cream of the see-and-be-seen celebrity crop and the hard-to-get reservations are prized (if you can't snag...more
see the Nantucket guideDespite its name, the Oyster Bar Grill is a French-influenced American steak house—the place to go when you want to slice into a 16-ounce Delmonico or...more
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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
see the Boston guideTo experience what farm-to-table really means, come to Oleana during the growing season. Between April and November, almost all the vegetables chef Ana Sortun...more
see the Boston guideThis colonial-era pub, attached to the Kelley House hotel, is popular in winter for its roaring fireplace and in summer because its stone exterior and wood-beam...more
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You know a seafood restaurant means business when the menu includes a tower of as many oysters, clams, and shrimp as you and at least five friends can handle...more
see the Boston guideWith its modern furniture, spun-glass light fixtures, mahogany bar, and tattooed hostesses dressed in black, the Naked Oyster looks as if it had been...more
see the Cape Cod guideLike 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
see the Boston guideNamed for the converted stable in which it was originally housed, the Mews is friendly and unpretentious—and serves standout food. You'll find it in...more
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No visit to Cape Cod is complete without a visit to Marion's Pie Shop. This 60-year-old institution bakes up breakfast treats such as staggeringly good cinnamon...more
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