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Monday, February 12th, 2007

Boston Valentine Chocolate for your Sweetie



For that special Valentine's Day Celebration, Boston hotels, restaurants and even Trolley Tours have come up with some super indulgent chocolate menus and tasting events.

Among the best is the ever-popular Dessert Table at Aujourd'hui, the elegant dining room at the Five Diamond-rated Four Seasons Hotel overlooking the Public Garden on Boylston Street.

This upscale French-style restaurant with mahogany bar and drawing room grandeur has long featured the Dessert Table, which après ...

Monday, February 5th, 2007

The Omni Parker House – Dickens Slept Here



The Omni Parker House is Boston’s oldest existing hotel and arguably the most “Bostonian” in atmosphere, with mahogany woodwork and crystal chandeliers in the lobby, comfortable chairs of the kind you can sink into, plus gracious service to match.

Built in 1855, this icon of hotels, where Parker House Rolls and Boston Creme Pie were invented, has hosted all manner of famous folks, from Charles Dickens, to presidents and Olympic Gold ...

Monday, February 5th, 2007

Bugaboo Creek – Canadian Rockies Ambience and Bugaboo Birthdays



So you’re in Boston celebrating a birthday and looking for something a little out of the ordinary?  Say, a rustic lodge type of setting with a talking moose and wait staff that will sing your birthday song when the chocolate cake is served?

Bugaboo Creek is right up your alley.  From the moment you step inside Bugaboo Creek’s wilderness/snowshoe/deer antler/grizzly bear ambiance, you’re in the wild—at least in spirit.

Named for the ...

Thursday, February 1st, 2007

Back to Basics in Boston: Hot Chocolate


A wintry mix is due to be hitting the greater Boston area within the next day or so, and while the news of impending snow should have me focusing on whether I can locate my shovel, instead my head is filled with nostalgic visions of waking up on snowdays.  While the greatest joy of the snowday is really no longer available to me in the working world (i.e. getting the day ...

Sunday, January 28th, 2007

Clio and Uni Sashimi Bar - Elegant Dining at the Eliot Hotel



We had heard a lot of good things about Clio, the chic upscale Back Bay restaurant at the Eliot Hotel specializing in Asian-influenced French cuisine, and decided to try it out for a light supper on a recent winter’s night.

Chef Ken Oringer has earned an impressive reputation as a top-of-the-line innovator with a keen imagination and distinguished credentials,

His cuisine, said to be “a rare balance of ...

Wednesday, January 24th, 2007

Davis Square: Cafe redux Part II


Welcome to the second installment of my two-part series discussing the cafe options at Davis Square, Somerville. The first part of the series was posted a few days ago (here's a link: Davis Square Cafe Redux Part I) and discussed cafes that are primarily eateries. Today I'm dishing the dish on the coffeehouses around Davis Square.

Diesel Cafe: Elm Street. Hours are great- open early and ...

Monday, January 22nd, 2007

Boston Seafood - Legal Sea Foods


 Legal Sea Foods

Hello Bloggers, I hope that you're doing well.  Today I would like to tell you about a staple in the New England area, SEAFOOD.  Many of us in Boston are familiar with the east coast chain, Legal Sea Foods, but for those of you who aren't, you must come try it! 

From its 1950 fish market origins in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Legal Sea Foods has grown to ...

Monday, January 22nd, 2007

Davis Square: Cafe redux Part I


There is no shortage of cafes in Davis Square, which is one of the reasons why I love it so. Winter Sundays are made for lazy long afternoons at a cafe with good coffee and the Boston Globe. Davis Square is on the T (Redline to Davis between Porter and Alewife) andlocated near Tufts, MIT, and Harvard (as well as Lesley, Cambridge College and probably many other colleges). Between college ...

Saturday, January 20th, 2007

Quincy Market – Hub of Visitors’ Attractions



Quincy Market
Quincy Market, Boston’s most-visited tourist attraction, was originally constructed in 1826, a stone’s throw from the “Cradle of Liberty,” Faneuil Hall, at the apex of the city’s open-air food market since Puritan times.

The granite and brick, slate-roofed building looks much the same on the exterior as it did 175 years ago, but has come a long way, with architectural renovation, renaissance, and multiple tourist attractions, to ...

Saturday, January 20th, 2007

Café Vanille – a Taste of Paris at the Mall



Chestnut Hill Shopping Mall

Café Vanille at the Chestnut Hill Shopping Mall – a Parisian “Find” in Boston

Parisian ambience, or as near as you can get to it, is always welcome in a café on the U.S. side of the Atlantic, and we happened upon one today, during a shopping trip to the Chestnut Hill Shopping Mall—one of Boston’s best shopping centers, about a twenty minute drive from ...