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Local Highlights in the Globe’s 46 Best New Restaurants

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Boston Globe Magazine’s “46 Best New Restaurants” features several local businesses. Here they are in alphabetical order. How many have you tried?

Bencotto
“It’s everything you want in a North End restaurant.”
361 Hanover Street; bencottoboston.com

Cultivar
“Seasonal cuisine [that] draws on a regional array.”
1 Court Street, in the Ames Boston Hotel adjacent to City Hall; cultivarboston.com

Cunard Tavern
“People-pleasing Jeffries Point pub with wings, steak frites, and pan-seared scallops.”
24 Orleans Street, East Boston at Jeffries Point; cunardtavern.com

North Square Oyster
“There may be no more charming corner of the city in which to demolish an assortment of local oysters.”
5 North Square; northsquareoyster.com

ReelHouse
“Settle onto captain’s chairs to hoist wine glasses, nibble oysters and grilled calamari, and take in the delicious patio view.”
6 New Street, East Boston; reelhouseboston.com

See the full list here.

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One Reply to “Local Highlights in the Globe’s 46 Best New Restaurants”

  1. #18 Moody’s Delicatessan for the first time last thursday before my skin appointment the panini was very good, a great welcoming gesture when you first walk in and they even gave me some free bakeries to take home. The pasteries have that fried greasein it, but delicious. Next time I will be using the $20 gift card I won on Instagram Great place to sit for a quick bite on 500 Bolyston Street.

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