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- Pigalle Review CLICK HERE – Husband-and-wife team Marc Orfaly and Kerri Foley have created in their hometown what could be called a mom-and-pop place of a higher order. Walk through the doors and encounter chef Orfaly’s confident french-influenced cuisine and Foley’s gracious, knowledgeable hospitality.
- Q Sushi Restaurant Review CLICK HERE – It’s usually understood that you don’t visit sushi joints for the ambiance – nine times out of ten you are folded into a tiny table in a stark room where the harsh lighting flatters neither your food nor your date.
- Mela Indian Restaurant Review CLICK HERE – With a tucked away side street feel, despite its convenient Tremont Street location, the restaurant was a haven of light and warmth on a frigid night. Gauzy salmon-colored draperies swathed the front door and obscured the windows, blush banquettes and low-slung wicker chairs surrounded the tables, and hanging, snow-white pendants that looked like they were made of ribbon candy lit the front bar area as well as the larger dining room.
- Petit Robert Central Restaurant Review CLICK HERE – Having frequented the Kenmore iteration of Petit Robert for several years, I approached my opportunity to try Petit Robert Central with excitement after looking at the menu and seeing old favorites and classics still resting there. Upon entering this downtown location, however, I was instantly struck by how different this version of Jacky Robert’s restaurant was, with it’s large, lively bar buzzing with a well-dressed after work crowd and its equally large, chic and modern dining room instead of the small, dark brownstone I was familiar with.
- TRYST Restaurant Review CLICK HERE – Increasingly, chefs are laying claim to the outskirts of the metropolis where, surprisingly, foodies and wine lovers actually live. One such restaurant is Tryst, located on prime real estate in Arlington Center.
