Boston has a wealth of dining options, from high-end restaurants to eateries, with national and international cuisines.
The best cafes and restaurants in Boston are mostly located in the central part of the city, along the tourist routes. As a rule, prices in Boston restaurants start from 10-20 USD, in cafes - from 5-10 USD. Locals and tourists recommend visiting the following places at least once:
Top of the Hub in the 52-story Prudential Center is the "highest" restaurant in the city with a beautiful view, modern cuisine, and an average lunch cost of about 30 USD;
Union Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in America with a huge selection of fish dishes, seafood specialties, average lunch prices of 5-15 USD;
Mamma Maria is a Boston restaurant with Tuscan cuisine, large portions and an average check of 50-100 USD;
Les Zygomates - a restaurant for gourmets and music lovers, with the best national dishes, average check - 10-15 USD;
Stephanie's on Newbury is a restaurant near the bay, with international cuisine, cozy atmosphere and the opportunity to dine for 15-20 USD;
Cask'n Flagon - a popular cafe with author's dishes, exotic snacks, sports broadcasts and soccer menu for 5 USD;
Cheesecake Factory is a pastry shop with wonderful cottage cheese desserts for 10 USD.
There are also inexpensive restaurants and cafes in Boston that are worth going to, but not easy to get to because of the lines.
For example, Game On! sports cafe (American menu, average check - 10-30 USD), B&G Oysters (seafood dishes, average check - 10-20 USD).
Roasted turkey and cranberry desserts are considered to be the national American food, which, according to reviews, should be tried in Boston restaurants.
