Massachusetts is known for many things. It plays a pivotal role in the country’s history, boasting some of the best colleges and universities in the world, and featuring spectacular landscapes ranging from mountains to beaches. In recent years, the culinary scene has emerged as one of the best in the country.
Boston, Massachusetts, has become a food mecca for chefs and diners alike. Local foodies and those visiting the area have a wide variety of culinary choices, from fresh seafood to classic Italian, and Asian cuisine to Indian and even West African delicacies are all represented throughout the capital city.
Besides delicious food and excellent service, what can make a culinary experience special is an amazing atmosphere. From the proper lighting, comfortable tables, and carefully curated playlist, there are plenty of things that have an effect on your experience besides the food itself.
The Boston food scene draws national attention from foodies, critics, and celebrities alike, and recently, a new season of a popular Netflix food and travel show hit over 10 Boston area mainstays.
Someone Feed Phil Films Season 8 at Several Massachusetts Restaurants
Someone Feed Phil, a food and travel show featuring Everyone Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal, just released season eight on Netflix, and Boston area diners are sure to see some familiar favorites.
According to Boston Magazine, Rosenthal hit the following hot spots in the greater Boston area.
Boston Public Market: 100 Hanover St., Downtown BostonBricco Salumeria & Pasta Shop: 11 Board Alley, North EndComfort Kitchen: 611 Columbia Rd., DorchesterFlour Bakery & Cafe: Multiple locationsGalley Diner: 11 P St., South BostonLa Royal: 221 Concord Ave., CambridgeModern Pastry: 257 Hanover St., North EndNeptune Oyster: 63 Salem St., North EndQuincy Market: 206 S. Market St., Downtown BostonSarma: 249 Pearl St., SomervilleToscanini’s: Multiple locationsVerveine Cafe & Bakery: 298 Massachusetts Ave., CambridgeLOOK: Highest-rated fine dining restaurants in Boston by dinersStacker compiled a list of the highest-rated fine dining restaurants in Boston using data from Yelp.
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