2. The Daily Catch
8.3
323 Hanover St (btwn Prince St & Richmond St), Boston, MA
Seafood Restaurant · North End · 93 tips and reviews
BU Today: With seating for just 20 & a kitchen in the dining area, the restaurant guarantees patrons an intimate culinary experience. Try the shrimp and scallops, calamari salad, or homemade squid ink pasta. Read more.
Emilio C: This is my favorite restaurant in Boston. Get the black pasta aglio olio. Absolutely amazing and worth the wait.
Travel Channel: This family-owned, no-thrills restaurant serves whatever came in fresh within the last 24 hours. Andrew ate skate, served with stone clams, on the half shell, and pasta made with flour and squid ink.
3. Coppa
9.1
253 Shawmut Ave (at Milford St), Boston, MA
Italian Restaurant · South End · 169 tips and reviews
Erica Caso: Trendy, nice outdoor seating, amazing server, octopus salad, meatballs, mushrooms and last but not least the lobster pasta is a must!
Ilse Ortega: Doughnut balls with nutella...OMG! Make sure you leave some space for dessert. Cozy and yummy place! Awesome service. Gals we came!
Boston.com: Try the "Aperol Spritz" to pretend you’re people watching on the streets of Italy: grab a seat at one of the outdoor tables with this classic cocktail made of aperol, prosecco, and soda in hand. Read more.
5. Lucky's Lounge
7.9
355 Congress St (at A St), Boston, MA
Bar · Seaport District · 94 tips and reviews
Christine Perkett: Get the sliders or the calamari salad
Jake Smith: Great atmosphere, cool decorations, and a live band almost every night of the week. Love this place.
Jason Davis: The sliders are awesome, and the bartenders know how to pour drinks! Love this place!
8. Vejigantes
8.1
57 W Dedham St, Boston, MA
Latin American Restaurant · South End · 36 tips and reviews
M3t47 G34r: This was the best of the restaurants that I visited while in town. My recommendation: open up the meal with either rellenos de papa or tostones. For your entrée go for the Trifongo. Then, tres leches.
Michele Steinberg: First time there last night for an early pre-theater dinner. Relaxed service, great mojitos and the food was unusual (for me) and delicious. Very reasonable prices for the quality and portions.
Kara Kelley: The seafood paella is awesome
11. Trattoria Il Panino
8.6
11 Parmenter St (btwn Hanover & Salem), Boston, MA
Italian Restaurant · North End · 103 tips and reviews
Leah C: Had the mushroom ravioli with black truffle cream. Really good but also very rich. Try to get a seat outside and watch the people walk by with a nice glass of Chardonnay.
Dana Villmore: By far the best lobster ravioli I've ever had! Also, the meat sauce (paccheri al ragu) is phenomenal!!! If you want authentic outstanding Italian cuisine, I can't recommend this place enough.
Foodspotting: Try the Lobster Ravioli
12. Tamo Bistro & Bar
7.5
1 Seaport Lane (Seaport Hotel), Boston, MA
Restaurant · Seaport District · 29 tips and reviews
The Next Great Generation (Boston): Located right on the city’s waterfront, Tamo is adorned with gentle colors and prominent architectural details. Be sure to try one of the bar’s killer cocktails, like the Tamo Martini. Read more.
John Faggiano: If you like shit service by disinterested bitches, this is the spot.
Gregg J: Chicken nachos. MORE than enough for two (or three!).
13. Moonshine 152
7.1
152 Dorchester Ave (Dorchester AVE), Boston, MA
New American Restaurant · D Street - West Broadway · 16 tips and reviews
Rebecca B.: Get the fried chicken! It is awesome. And if you have room for dessert you can’t go wrong with the butterscotch pudding.
Kevin Wang: Chill spot with good vibes for drinks and food; burger is bomb. Crowd is 30s plus.
Brooke Weimar: Hard to pick a favorite but I’ll go with the classic chicken and waffles. The cinnamon butter tops it off so well and the chicken is so crispy, yet falls right off the bone