'Bivalves', reads a hand-shaped sign on the gate, pointing you towards Barbara Lynch's diminutive, understated oyster bar. Decor so coolly clean it's practically scrubbed sets...
550 Tremont StreetWhen people talk about the true character of the 'old' North End, chances are they're envisioning the Daily Catch. It's essentially a kitchen nook with a blackboard menu, juice...
323 Hanover StreetOn paper, the concept must have looked pretty fuzzy: how could the then-unknown Chris Schlesinger possibly pull off a tropically tinged seafood shack/barbecue pit complete with...
1271 Cambridge StreetOpened in 2004, Neptune Oyster is a delightful paradox - at once exemplary and exceptional. This place looks and feels exactly as an East Coast raw bar should: tiny, lined with...
63 Salem StreetSet right on Boston Harbor, this red-shingled seafood shack and open-air tent is party central all summer long for local desk jockeys as well as for the tourists who crowd the...
88 Sleeper StreetAmerica's oldest restaurant, established in 1826, may be targeted at tourists - as is every establishment within a block of Faneuil Hall - but as long as you turn a blind eye...
41 Union Street