Where to eat in one of the oldest neighborhoods in the country.

Zurito is a Basque restaurant in Beacon Hill with pintxos and an excellent wine list.

21st Amendment has a short and simple menu with excellent pub classics like sliders and IPA-battered fish and chips that crunch just right.

This classic spot delivers diner staples like two eggs with a choice of meat, customizable breakfast sandwiches, and mimosa flights.

Peregrine in Beacon Hill is good for a low-key brunch on the weekend, or a networking breakfast with food you probably won’t get all over your shirt.

Roxanne’s is a nice cocktail spot in Beacon Hill that's great for a sexy night next to some palm fronds and a giant portrait of Debbie Harry.

Eating at The Grotto in Beacon Hill feels like dining inside of a candlelit cubby—you’ll snack on good Italian, French, and American dishes in a room that’s too dark for photos.

Ma Maison is a homey corner bistro in Beacon Hill that serves classics like escargot, chicken coq au vin, and duck magret with cherries.

75 Chestnut is located on a brick-covered block in Beacon Hill that John Kerry probably lives on.

Toscano has been open for over 40 years, and having dinner at this Italian restaurant is a Beacon Hill right of passage (and a much better one than tripping over all the uneven sidewalks).

The atmosphere at this American restaurant in Beacon Hill reminds us of a Gatsby party—one where everyone eats kobe beef pigs in a blanket instead of baked ham and roast turkeys.

No. 9 is a Beacon Hill classic that's great for a special occasion.

Moo is a fancy steakhouse in Beacon Hill.

A hotel restaurant with the added benefit of being housed inside a 19th-century jail.

Carrie Nation is a restaurant and cocktail bar in Downtown Boston. It does one of those thing much better than the other.

Sevens is a friendly neighborhood bar in Beacon Hill.