Showing posts with label eating out New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eating out New York. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Boston's Best Kid Friendly Restaurants


After a day at the Trail or after strolling the cobblestone Acorn Streets and delving inside quaint row homes we all love a to relax over a fresh brewed cup of coffee at Algiers Coffee House. Then one might head for the 20th-century and contemporary American and European painting, sculpture, and master prints at the Alpha Gallery.

However, while visiting with kids, we're often left scouring for restaurants that will suit them. True, a family vacation entails everything good that we can afford for our children. So, let's discuss Boston's best kid friendly or family restaurants.

I know, I know there are too many of them! But J.P Licks at 352 Newbury St Boston, MA 02115, is somewhat special for them. Whether it's a bittersweet hot fudge or buttersctch, kids will love their home made ice cream and notfat frozen yoghurt. Besides, they have many "Best of Boston" awards to their kitty.

Another great eat for the kids is Vinny T's of Boston at 801 Worcester St Natick, MA. Go for a lunch or a special dinner out! Vinny T's will sate your senses. It's not just about the food. Everything from the art on the walls, the music in the air, to the black and white checked tablecloths, the entire family will fall in love with the old style ambiance.

I'm going to name one more. Count 1, 2, 3 and here I go! Uncle Pete's Hickory Ribs doesn't just have a fancy name. Located at 72 Squire Rd Revere, MA 02151, this one has earned repute for the most succulent BBQs in town. Uncle himself makes everything daily, starting from the scratch, using rare combinations of dry rubs and marinades and smoking the meats for hours to serve with the perfect plate!

Friday, August 31, 2007

What's Next? New York City Cheap Eats


The exciting Broadway shows must have left with the feeling of "I want more". But the Big Apple has much more beyond Broadway to keep you on your toes. Most of my peers visiting New York City end up calling me for one question, "dude, tell me where are the best cheap eats in New York?"!

I'm no NYC specialist, but when it comes to those trendy and affordable eateries, I bet, I can blow my own speakers!

Most New Yorkers will agree that Mamoun's Falafel on Macdougal Street stands unrivaled when it comes to cheap falafel and shawarma. Does anyone serve better falafels for TWO bucks? (119 Macdougal St , New York , NY , 10012)

Taim, at Waverley Pl, is yet another great place for the same. A popular kosher Israeli spot, you'll be able to choose from green, roasted red pepper and spicy harissa. It's non greasy, and there are loads of hummus, lettuce, and tomatos for a perfect pita. (222 Waverly Pl , New York , NY , 10014)

If you love Mexican, here's the address:
Los Pollitos II
148 5th Ave , Brooklyn , NY , 11217-3501

You'll find a much cheaper slice of Shanghai at:
Fried Dumpling
99 Allen St , New York , NY , 10002-3028

If British fish-n-chips is your idea of a perfect snack, you must go and check out:
ChipShop
383 5th Ave , Brooklyn , NY , 11215

Are you looking for hot dogs, grilled corn and cobbler? Here's the address to go:
Westville
210 W 10th St , New York , NY , 10014-6411