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    I'll be traveling to Boston after the holidays and I'm looking for recommendations of some of the better restaurants to eat there. Location and price aren't important, as long as it's good and one can enjoy quiet conversation there. Are there any favorites that anyone cares to share?

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    A lot of my recommendations will be for Cambridge - but Boston is tiny, and Cambridge is more-or-less the other half of the city.

    Harvest in Cambridge is a big favorite of mine. Just over the river from Boston and well worth the trip.
    http://www.harvestcambridge.com/

    I'm a big fan of Abe and Louie's, but I'm not sure it's quiet enough for you.
    http://abeandlouies.com/

    No trip to Boston can be complete without a trip to Finale for dessert:
    http://www.finaledesserts.com/

    If you want some other recommendations, with a list of who recommended the venue, the company I work at has set up a page that should help:
    http://www.mahalo.com/Boston_restaurants
    Oleana's is also a big favorite of mine. It is also in Cambridge.
    http://www.oleanarestaurant.com/

    Thanks from: dbw
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    L'Espalier is by far the best dining experience you'll have in Boston. There 3-course tasting menu is actually very reasonable when you consider the quality of the meal and the service, which is outstanding.

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    Having lived in Boston a couple of times, our favorite is Grill 23 on Berkeley Street and the Armani Cafe on Newbury Street. Grill 23 has fabulous food and the menu has such a variety that everyone will find something great. The Armani Cafe is attached to the Armani store and has outside seating in warm weather.

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