I must have walked past Yvonne’s almost every day for a year and not realised it was there.  Tucked away down a side alley on Winter Street in Downtown Crossing, with a sign that is not obviously lit or clearly… Continue Reading…

SRV, which stands for Serene Republic of Venice – we’re back in the land of Italian food, and having only just visited Venice this year and thoroughly enjoyed its food, I was quite excited to taste SRV’s take on Venetian… Continue Reading…

Our visit to the US has ended earlier than anticipated and we are now back in the UK.  However, before we left Boston, we did manage to get down to number one (Albeit having to skip numbers 2 and 3).… Continue Reading…

No.13 has closed for business and so we’re off to Giulia and another taste of Italy.  I had almost given up on visiting Giulia as I had tried for a month to get a booking, but they were always full… Continue Reading…

Coppa – meaning ‘cup’ in Italian.  I asked Clark if he wanted to go to brunch at an Italian restaurant.  “Sure”.  Not an overly enthusiastic reply.  “They do a hangover pizza” I mentioned. There it was, he looked up with… Continue Reading…

No.16 has closed down, so we’re moving onto No.15.  Bisq is a wine bar and small plates venue, which is our favourite style of dining as we get to sample a variety of (hopefully) delicious dishes.  We opted to sit… Continue Reading…

No.17 – Bondir.  Small, intimate, cosy and seats about 16.  I think it’s the smallest restaurant we’ve been to in Boston so far.  We’ve hit some huge restaurants such as Grill 23 and Bar, which was very grand but lacking… Continue Reading…

Funny.  We had a few “yuck!” comments about the fish head picture from the last restaurant.  Please note, the comments were from non-fish eaters.  I promise, no disgusting photos on this post (although I can’t promise for future restaurants).  We’re… Continue Reading…