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Look for "OLR" (Online
Reservations) next to select restaurants. These establishments
offer VacationCreations.com customers the ability
to plan and secure dining reservations before coming
to town. We suggest making your dinner plans prior
to traveling to ensure availability.
For a Unique Luncheon Experience, may we suggest-
Brasserie Jo 617-425-3240
$$ - $$$
Ah, to be in Paris! Set in a 40s era ambience, Brasserie
Jo serves a bistro style cuisine with the appropriate
French flare. The name refers to brewing beer, and
there is always plenty of the brew on hand to accompany
the menu. First Thursdays is “hat day”
when local milliners display and sell their creations,
 wear
a hat on that day and get a free "Chapeaux au
chocolate" dessert! / Open for breakfast, lunch,
dinner and late night / The Colonnade Hotel /120
Huntington Avenue / Boston
Café Fleuri 617-451-1900
$ - $$
Situated in a garden-like atmosphere, the award winning
Café Fleuri serves a French-based menu which
has been voted to be one of the best by local surveys.
/ Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, Saturday afternoon
chocolate buffet (September - May) and Sunday brunch
/ Hotel Le Meridien / 250 Franklin Street / Financial
District / Boston
Ciao
Bella (OLR)
617-536-2626 $$$
A “hot” place to see and be seen in this
big city, this Italian restaurant also serves some
great food. Fresh seafood, veal chops and lamb are
some of the menu favorites. / Serving lunch, dinner,
Sunday brunch and late night / 240 Newbury Street
/ Back Bay / Boston
Cottonwood Restaurant &
Cafe 617-247-2225 $$$
Southwestern entrees are cooked on an open grill
using only the freshest and highest quality meats
and seafood. Try the spicy-hot items if you dare,
like the “snake bite” appetizer of fried
jalapenos stuffed with shrimp! / Open for lunch,
dinner and weekend brunch / 222 Berkeley Street
/ Back Bay / Boston
Durgin Park 617-227-2038
$ - $$
A Boston tradition since 1827, Durgin Park offers
a menu of New England favorites that run the gamut
from succulent seafood to prime rib and ending up
with a yummy strawberry shortcake. A family-style
restaurant, the atmosphere is as delightful as the
menu is broad-based. / Open for lunch and dinner
/ North Market Building / 340 Faneuil Hall Marketplace
/ Boston
Federalist Restaurant at XV
Beacon 617-670-2515 $$$
The dining room is simply elegant, the wine list
world-class, the menu is among the city’s best.
The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch in the
comfortably appointed lounge and bar, a private dining
room may be reserved for dinner and late night./
Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night
/ Reservations recommended / Fifteen Beacon Hotel
/ 15 Beacon Street / Boston
Mistral 617-867-9300
$$$
Like the winds that sweep down from the alps through
the south of France, Mistral brings a fresh breeze
into Boston from Provence. The ambience and menu
of Mistral are decidedly an homage to “Le Sud”
with the stucco walls, iron, stone and wood surroundings
along with their delectably traditional French dishes.
/ Reservations recommended / Open for lunch, brunch
and late night dinner / 223 Columbus Avenue /
South End / Boston
Union Oyster House 617-277-2750 $$ - $$$
Also known as Ye Old Oyster House because it is the
oldest restaurant in Boston or the whole country
for that matter. Expect hardy New England fare with
an emphasis on seafood. Established in 1826, even
Daniel Webster dined here on oysters on the half
shell at the ground floor raw bar. Quaint, historic
and very old New England, the ambience is worth a
visit, but don’t expect a lot of elbow room.
/ Open for lunch & dinner, bar open late night
/ 41 Union St. / Faneuil Hall / Boston
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