to the lunchtime crowd and close kind of early for dinner. My favorite exception was always Nana’s Soup House on NE 55th, just north of University Village. They had great house-made soups, salads and sandwiches, a cosy,... (0 replies, last updated by MsMaryMc January 3, 2009)

I’m looking for a quite place to meet an old friend for coffee and conversation away from the holiday action. Any ideas in back bay, beacon hill or downtown? (2 replies, last updated by little lady December 17, 2005)

Hi hounds. Kyo-Fu, the Japanese restaurant on SE 48th and Powell that specialized in okonomiyaki, has re-opened with a new menu. They still have okonomiyaki (that’s a tongue twister, isn’t it), but it takes a bit... (2 replies, last updated by ScottJ October 18, 2005)

Taking my boyfriend’s father out for a birthday dinner and he wants steak. I am not much of a steakhouse girl so I am not sure what is best. Was thinking Grill 23 or Union maybe Laurel. Other thoughts are Abe and Louis or... (1 reply, last updated by MC Slim JB September 28, 2005)

The moderately spicy soup with flavoured chilli and fermented bean paste and chunks of vegetables and regular tofu did a good job of defrosting me after I stepped in from the cold. The food’s more competently homey than... (4 replies, last updated by galleygirl December 9, 2003)

, prepared traditional Taiwanese dishes and snacks that were delicious. I will go back. My question is, please, has anyone dined at Wisteria that will give a critique of food and service ? Because there are no other exclusively... (4 replies, last updated by C. Hamster November 8, 2006)

Can anyone recomend a good steak house in or around Faneuil Hall or Back Bay. Something moderate in price, around $100 for 2 with a bottle of wine. Thanks! (3 replies, last updated by Corrina Cantalupo January 7, 2004)

We went to McCoy’s Public House in Westport on Saturday for lunch! It was awesome! We had the pretzels for an appetizer, and they were wonderful! I had the fish and chips with basil tartar sauce and it was great... they get... (2 replies, last updated by Katie June 20, 2005)

Lucky House Seafood Was a little disappointed when I saw all-Cantonese menu, insert and all — wasn’t what I was hoping for when I saw the now erased claim of Fuzhou dishes back when they were in construction. Competent... (0 replies, last updated by limster August 11, 2006)

Don’t know if it’s been reviewed on here but my wife and I tried The House, the new American restaurant on Melrose, twice this week (obviously, we liked it). The second time we went back with an Italian friend (always... (3 replies, last updated by Roger Simon April 4, 2001)

I have had two fantastic experiences at The House since it opened. I think this is going to be one of my new weekly (or more!) hangouts. The House is first and foremost a wine bar, and the selection is diverse and quite... (10 replies, last updated by roze April 26, 2007)

cheese of the day. I like the jalapeno a lot with crisp little pieces of fresh jalepeno in it. There is also a brief breakfast and lunch sandwich menu which lists house-roasted turkey and house-roasted pork. A few other... (0 replies, last updated by rworange June 14, 2009)

Hey folks, Not sure if any of you remember me, but I used to be a fairly frequent poster on the Manhattan boards until I moved to DC a little over a year ago. Well, I’m heading back for a bachelorette party in early August... (8 replies, last updated by KTinNYC July 9, 2009)

When Ray’s bought the building that had housed Rosario’s for fifty years, I thought that Brooklyn pizza in Manhattan was over...I grew up by the slice, thank you, not by the pie. Out Xmas shopping today, I discovered... (0 replies, last updated by Barbara December 6, 1999)

The place I’m thinking about is called Korea House which is on Evans Rd. Perhaps it is the same place as woochon? I don’t get up that way very often, so I’m not really clear if it is Williamsville or Amherst. My... (6 replies, last updated by nerdchick July 17, 2004)