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Dining Out: English Lessons
Todd English's Bonfire has all the ingredients for success. Getting the recipe just right, it seems, will take more time.
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Dining Out: Market
A quarter century after he first wowed Boston, chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten is back for seconds.
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Tastemaking: The Best Chef You've Never Heard Of
Culinary underdog Simon Restrepo cooks most toques under the table.
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January 2010: First Bite: City Table Review
The Lenox hotel's new restaurant concept aims for comfort—and ends up being a yawn.
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January 2010: Dining Out: Ginger Park: Patricia Yeo: South End restaurant: Banq: Ginger Park Review
High-profile import Patricia Yeo uses her flair for fusion cooking to give the South End restaurant Banq a spicy makeover.
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Dining Out: Bon Savor
With a big new talent in the kitchen and even bigger flavors on the plate, a sleepy J.P. restaurant finally begins to stir.
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Dining Out: Rowes Wharf Sea Grille
The Boston Harbor Hotel's new restaurant has all the makings of a classic tourist trap—but chef Daniel Bruce ensures it has exquisite bait.
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First Bite: Abby Park
With an expansive menu and comfy feel, Milton's newest eatery hits the spot.
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Dining Out: Il Casale
Raised on Italian home cooking, chef Dante de Magistris brings irresistible family flavor to his new restaurant in the 'burbs.
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Dining Out: Tupelo
Flavored by chef Rembs Layman's Louisiana roots, this Inman Square spot serves up unfussy, high-spirited, and—by gumbo!—soulful southern cooking.
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