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McGonagle's is an Irish pub in Dorchester with a sprawling menu that will make you reconsider everything you thought you knew about pub grub.
Area Four is best known for serving wood-fired pizzas in an industrial chic dining room, but they’ve also got a cafe with excellent coffee and breakfast pastries.
This classic spot delivers diner staples like two eggs with a choice of meat, customizable breakfast sandwiches, and mimosa flights.
You can’t throw an arancina in the North End without hitting a mid-tier red sauce joint. But there are also excellent spots hiding throughout this tiny neighborhood’s cobblestone streets.
This Newbury Street spot is basically a love letter to the seaside shacks of New England, but make it a little bit fancy and drop it in a Back Bay brownstone.
Trina’s is a divey restaurant in Inman Square with good cocktails and daily hot dog specials.
Vinal Bakery makes the best breakfast sandwich in Somerville. And that's because of their english muffins.
Boqueria is a tapas spot located in that liminal space between the Seaport and Fort Point. And even though it’s a mini-chain, it’s a really useful place for a group brunch or dinner when you want to drink some good wine by the glass.
Revival Cafe + Kitchen is a great coffee shop in Back Bay. They also have two other locations in Davis Square and Alewife.
Winsor Dim Sum is a small dim sum spot in Chinatown that makes some great cheung fun.
Lincoln Tavern in South Boston is a big American place that will have you saying, “I dunno, let’s just go to the Lincoln” a lot if you live nearby.
Buttermilk and Bourbon is a Southern restaurant in Back Bay with a nice brunch and a large patio overlooking Comm Ave.
Publico is a restaurant and bar in South Boston that's especially popular at brunch.
224 Boston is a tavern in Dorchester serving American food in a homey setting with a beautiful patio.
