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Top 5 Restaurants in Boston

When you think of Boston you could say: "Of course that is rich in history, but how is the food?" The answer is a simple "wicked good!" The food scene goes beyond Boston cream pies, cod, and beans. Perhaps it was Julia Child to Boston chefs on the map or maybe it's some of the hottest celebrity chefs now bring a touch of Boston's kitchen – we do not know, but Boston is definitely a bright star on American cuisine.

Boston Chefs Make It Hot Spot Culinary

L'espalier

The name says the cuisine is French, but says it is delicious. Of sole with black truffles to foie gras with quince, chef-owner masterpieces Frank McClelland are so sleek and elegant as Victorian-style house in which they are served. L'espalier is known as one of the most romantic restaurants in Boston.

No. 9. Park

Located in Boston's historic Beacon Hill neighborhood, No. 9 Park to match your kitchen tony surroundings. The chef Barbara Lynch's menu includes pumpkin risotto with lamb rare and memorable rich plum dumplings stuffed with chunks drizzled with foie gras.

Pigalle

The location in the heart of this picturesque, 20-table Pigalle makes a romantic destination to hit before taking in a show at the nearby theater district. The menu is a fusion of traditional French cuisine with occasional Asian-inspired special. This intimate restaurant will keep you coming back with its excellent food and consistent service class.

East Coast Grill and Raw Bar

No Boston restaurant guide is complete without a nod to seafood. Many chefs of Boston trying to seafood, but the owner / chef Chris Schlesinger does it better than most. This benchmark of Cambridge is also known for "Hell Night", a recurring event that challenges diners with dishes designed to scorch the languages of the fans, even more bitter spice.

Bull

Tapas and small plates are currently a recent culinary trends. Owner / chef, Ken Oringer keeps this trend alive and well in Boston. From the yellowfin tuna with citrus and soy tortilla asparagus and onion with garlic aioli selection of tapas is one of the best in Boston. A-Spanish wine list complements the plates.

Tradition Massachusetts Culinary performed

Start with these recommendations and then branch out to find the truly remarkable and the truth delicious restaurants Boston makes a house, both with history and some of the best fine dining on the east coast.

This article is presented by the College of Le Cordon Bleu Boston Culinary Arts. Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Le Cordon Bleu Boston offers classes in culinary education and culinary training in Boston, Massachusetts. For more information about class offerings, please visit Chefs.edu / Boston for more information.

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