Boston, Massachusetts

Chef Jamie Mammano’s fashionable restaurant not only offers the best French Mediterranean cuisine in the city (with creative New American influences), but also one of its hottest bars. Mistral is deservedly renowned as one of Boston's very best restaurants.

The oldest continually running restaurant in America has been serving traditional New England-style fare since 1826. Try the “Shore Dinner,” which comes with oyster chowder, “steamers” (steamed clams dipped in butter), corn and boiled lobster.

A Chinatown gem, this cafe serves Cantonese-style cuisine in an unpretentious cafeteria-style setting. The congee (rice porridge with meat) comes especially highly recommended, but you can't go wrong with any selection on their varied menu.

Boston’s most famous pizza parlor has been up-and-running for more than 80 years. The original North End shop has, quite simply, the best pizza in Boston, and perhaps the city's most loyal clientele, as well.

The Chart House has been serving up delicious seafood with a beautiful waterfront view since the 1960s, when it opened shop in one of Boston's oldest still-functioning buildings. With dozens of locations around the country, its success is undeniable and no surprise at all.

Modern, authentic Italian cuisine is served up in an intimate setting at this small but elegant restaurant located in the heart of Boston's North End. Indulge, but leave room for dessert; the tiramisu is not to be missed.

You'll have to go underground to find this beautiful Italian restaurant. They offer a fixed-price three-course meal every night, perfect for a romantic date night. Let the expert chefs choose and prepare your meal for you, and you will surely not regret it.

Located in Cambridge, the All Star Sandwich Bar serves up delicious classic and innovative sandwiches, including the famous Atomic Meatloaf Meltdown. Additionally, the menu features soups, salads, chili and more.