Boston Restaurant Recommendations

The Brahman is great for drinks and a unique menu too. Lolitas is great too!

East Coast Grill -- Hell night. Pitcher of milk ~$10.

Liberty Hotel is a pretty cool place. They have at least one restaurant I know and a cool bar

O-Ya on East Street for Japanese/Sushi, Lolita in Back Bay for Mexican is awesome, Abe & Louie's on Boylston

Fav places I've been to: Mexican- Casa Romero Best Burger- Back Bay Social Club Meatfest (interesting experience)-Fogo de Chao Via Matta-Good italian food, amazing homemade burrata Finale- Best Desserts(Get the molten chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream)

check out:

Oleanas in cambridge for awesome middle eastern Hungry Mother for amazing southern food (also in cambridge) West Bridge - solid food

Just went to B&G Oysters in South End this past weekend and the fish / oysters were awesome Also a fan of Island Creek Oyster Bar

Sorrelina (pricey and not a hole in the wall, but good italian food)

Speakeasy: Drink in South Boston

Comfort Food: Scross the street from Drink = Lucky's and good for Frank Sinatra night and turns into a decent bar/ club for S Boston

If you want to go to the suburbs, Blue Ginger is good. It's not a hole in the wall though.

For a hole in the wall - Grotto near the state house.

Check out the North End, can't go wrong with any of the authentic Italian restaurants.

If you're ever looking for a casual pizza joint that has the best pizza you'll ever taste - go to the original regina pizzeria.

Try Fogo de Chao, THL put some money into it.

I live in the north end, and you definitely can't go wrong with almost anything on Hanover (I really like Lucca and Bricco). If you want something on a side street you have to be more carefull, cuz most of them aren't as good. Carmine is probably my favorite one off the beaten path.

Enjoy.

Thanks for the rec guys.

I've been to Drink and found it to be an amazing experience.

Addis Red Sea was decent imo.

I'll def be checking out a lot of these places over the coming months!