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THE DETAILS
Cuisine(s):
New American,

Meals Served:
Lunch
Dinner

Payment Type:
American Express
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MasterCard
Visa

Features:
Group Friendly
Outdoor Dining
Private Room(s)

Alcohol Type:
Full Bar

Reservations Required:
Lunch Suggested
Dinner Suggested

Entree Price:
$$$ — Expensive

Neighborhood:
Boston
South End

Hours:
T-Th, M: 05:30 PM-10:00 PM
F-S: 11:30 AM-11:00 PM
Su: 11:30 AM-10:00 PM

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Sibling Rivalry

525 Tremont St.
Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 617-338-5338
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Fax: 617-338-9806
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Brothers David and Bob Kinkead are both expert cooks. And Sibling Rivalry is their chance to show off—and try to one-up each other. Here’s how it works: The menu is divided into two columns, one for David and one for Bob, and into ingredients like salmon, ginger, and bacon. So, for example, Bob might make an appetizer of Scandinavian salmon stew with mushrooms, potatoes, and dill, while David turns out an entrée of grilled salmon steak with green lentils, horseradish, and a mini bacon-leek tart. It’s a head-scratching conceit. And the food is by turns French, Asian, and, ultimately, very American. But once you figure it all out, it’s quite good—as is the service, which is both casual and attentive.

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Rating
Overall (7) Food (8) Service (8)
Decor (7) Value (2) Average (6.40)

Review
While the food that is served is generally very good, I have been consistently dissapointed in the serving sizes. I know that less can be more, but really. The final insult was a bread pudding desert that was about the size you'd get in a small cup of yougurt. It was wonderful, but for $8 or so, it should be more than a couple of spoonfuls. The high point of the restaurant is really in their specialty drinks, made with fresh fruits - their watermelon and passion fuit martnis are to die for. But I'll be going back just for drinks next time.
Posted by Jim: May. May 28th, 2009 at 4:40 PM
 
 
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