Food & Drink

Poll: You Like Restaurant Weeks, Especially in the North End

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Poll: You Like Restaurant Weeks, Especially in the North End

 Poll results indicate 43% ate out in the North End, 22% elsewhere in Boston with 35% not participating. Don’t forget, North End Restaurant Week continues on through April 3rd. More details.

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 Polls are offered for those readers interested in expressing an opinion. The results are representative only of those self-selected Internet users. This was not a scientific poll.

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