Boston has a number of restaurants of various cuisines for you to choose from. Choose from Italian restaurants, Chinese restaurants, seafood restaurants, Japanese restaurants, and steak restaurants among others. View the Boston skyline at some of the finest restaurants that Boston has to offer, such as Top of the Hub. You'll be sure to find something you like and to top it all off, you can have the most magnificent views of Boston to accompany your meal.

Top of the Hub

Top of the Hub is a full service, 145 seat, white table cloth restaurant and 190 seat bar lounge serving lunch, dinner, late dinner, Sunday brunch, and private functions. The restaurant delivers exceptional, contemporary American cuisine and attentive service with spectacular ambiance. The landmark restaurant and bar, with refined club-like ambiance, is located on the 52nd floor atop the Prudential Tower in Boston, Massachusetts. The Skywalk, located on the 50th floor, accommodates private functions up to 500 persons. Both levels offer breathtaking, panoramic views of the Boston skyline and beyond. Live jazz is featured, nightly, in the popular bar and cocktail lounge.

RedBones

After 32 years, my customers still tell me what a delightful discovery it is to step out of a Boston alley and into the heart of Mexico. That is exactly what I had envisioned when I decorated the coffered door and walls of my restaurant with the bright Talavera tiles from Puebla, Mexico. Casa Romero is located in the midst of glamorous Back Bay at 30 Gloucester Street (side entrance on the alley) between Newbury Street and Commonwealth Avenue. We are open for dinner every night at 5 PM.

Brown Sugar Cafe

In 1996, Suriyant “Toy” Jamdee and Suraphong “Tu” Pinyochon partnered to open Brown Sugar Café in the Fenway neighborhood where they lived with their families. Suriyant, Suraphong and their wives, Soontaree and Darny, have made a habit of getting to know their customers and feeding them well. Besides the personal attention that gives the restaurant its local feel, ‘they stress the importance of buying fresh kaffir lime leaves, galanga, and other ingredients, although they’re more expensive than the dried varieties.’

Village Restaurant

Gourmet Magazine, Saveur, and the Boston Globe have all sung the praises of our food and hospitality, but it is Roadfood's assertion that our Village Restaurant is "truly where the locals eat" of which we are most proud. Whether you are an old salt, a new traditionalist, a vegetarian, or a carnivore, we invite you to join our family for what we believe to be the best the North Shore has to offer.

Claremont Cafe

Since 1993, the Claremont Cafe has enticed residents of the South End and beyond with a creative blend of Mediterranean-American cuisine. Seasonal menus and daily specials presented in a friendly bistro atmosphere is at the heart of the Claremont Cafe's success. The Claremont serves beer & wine and is well known for it's seasonal patio.