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Best of Boston 2001 Restaurant, Bistro
Salts
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In a fiercely competitive category, Salts take the cake for its extraordinary Eastern European-accented appetizers (chive pierogis with a sweet Maine lobster, smoked paprika-fired gypsy bundles); its friendly, informed waitstaff; and its insanely decadent chocolate soup dessert. Entrées—both fish and meat—are brilliantly executed, each a medley of unexpected ingredients, such as pan-seared halibut with mahogany clams, fiddleheads, fennel, and roasted potatoes. Salts also offers a topnotch wine list, a nice selection of ports, and a warm, charming décor.