The Boston restaurant scene is overrun with aspiring chefs inventing new dishes and putting a creative spin on old ones. For the Roadfood traveler who wants to taste the abiding flavor of the city, things to eat include Indian pudding and baked beans, artisan ice cream at Toscanini’s, Rancatore’s, and Christina’s, Boston cream pie and Parker House rolls (still specialties at Parker’s Restaurant in the Omni Parker House), sponge cake with buttercream frosting at Lyndell’s Bakery, Santarpio’s pizza and charcoal-cooked sausage, and a burger at Mr. Bartley’s
Best Hidden Gem Restaurants in Boston Tradition-bound and cutting edge, Boston has restaurants for every taste, including some of the finest ice cream parlors in the country. Always on the...
Tradition-bound and cutting edge, Boston has restaurants for every taste, including some of the finest ice cream parlors in the country. Always on the hunt for flavors unique to...
Airport Food Food in airports is better than it used to be, but when we arrive by plane, we can't get out of the terminal fast enough. By rental car,...
