In search of GREAT places to eat in New England

[Brokenchickenleg]

The wife and I are are going to the northeast on vacation in a few weeks. We are flying into Boston and will hit Caimbridge, Portland, Greenville, Lincoln...ect. We are looking for some fantastic dining (mainly seafood). Being from the blast furnace known as Texas and having never been to the northeast, I am in need of recommendations from some of the local riders who KNOW where the good stuff is served...

 

[Blue'87GT]

No Name restaurant downtown Boston. Also, if you want some GREAT Italian food, stop into one of the many restaurants in the "North End" of Boston.

BTW, stay away from Matapan and Jamaica Plain at night.

 

[edubb1971]

BTW, stay away from Matapan and Jamaica Plain at night.[/QUOTE]

 

[TIMMYDUCK]

Legal Sea Foods - The Standard for Quality and Freshness in the Restaurant Business.


Durgin Park

 

[TIMMYDUCK]

If you head to Plymouth to see the Mayflower this place is excellant.

Isaac's Restaurant on the  Plymouth Waterfront

 

[Blue'87GT]

BTW, stay away from Matapan and Jamaica Plain at night.

[/QUOTE]

Edub must live there???

 

[Black Sheep]

New England Culinary Institute, Montpelier & Essex Junction (on Lake Champlain) upstate Vermont runs 6-7 restaurants/deli's, award winning meals. An experience you won't forget.
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[zukracer]

Legal Sea Foods - The Standard for Quality and Freshness in the Restaurant Business.

Just not the one at Logan, it sucks compared to the real one. Actually if you hit the one downtown you can do the city walk before/after and it makes for a great evening

 

[Brokenchickenleg]

Great suggestions...thanks guys.

 

[edubb1971]

Legal Sea Foods - The Standard for Quality and Freshness in the Restaurant Business.

+1

 

[edubb1971]

Edub must live there???[/QUOTE]

No I don't just familiar with the areas, there not the worse ones trust me lol

 

[edubb1971]

Just not the one at Logan, it sucks compared to the real one. Actually if you hit the one downtown you can do the city walk before/after and it makes for a great evening

The one down by the park plaza hotel or Prudential. then you can walk over to Newbury street or even over to Fenway

 

[GIXERHP]

Here you go!

Brown’s Lobster Pound – Lobster, Seafood restaurant – Seabrook NH & Hampton NH

 

[TIMMYDUCK]

Since Portland is on your list, I will assume you mean Maine, try this place :

DiMillo's Floating Restaurant - Seafood, Beef & Italian Fare on the Portland Waterfront


They have really amped it up this year on both service and cuisine.


Yes it is touristy, yes it is overpriced some, but it is always a good dining experience.