Best Macaroni and Cheese in the Boston Area?

MS wrote:
Lower Depths and Silvertone...I'd say it's a tie.
(Posted on 12/9/10)

Carrie Anne wrote:
Coda in the South End at Columbus and Dartmouth. Charlie Redd is killin' it over there.
(Posted on 12/9/10)

mwood wrote:
The Reagle Beagle and Ivy have excellent Mac & Cheese...but I haven't found anything to top Silvertone.
(Posted on 12/9/10)

Bostonfoodie wrote:
Silvertone, for ever. Fat Cat right there.
(Posted on 12/9/10)

rogershepard wrote:
Rustic kitchen has the best most comforting Mac and cheese ever. Truffle oil anyone?
(Posted on 12/10/10)

ALR wrote:
Parish Cafe on Boylston Street does an excellent version. Not sure what cheeses are in it, but they offer great add-ins as well.
(Posted on 12/10/10)

sandie wrote:
Starlite Lounge.
(Posted on 12/10/10)

bill wrote:
I am from out of town but I had the most phenomenal mac and cheese in life on Boylston st. It was at a converted police station. can anyone help me out with the name of the restaurant?? Lobster, gouda creame fraisch goat cheese. It was to die for!
(Posted on 1/25/11)

JR wrote:
The Pour House makes the best mac & cheese I have ever tasted. Bill, that may be the one you're talking about...?
(Posted on 5/11/11)

Mike wrote:
The Fours!
(Posted on 5/11/11)

Trixie wrote:
Grafton Street in Cambridge - orecchiette pasta, four cheese sauce, peas, herbed bread crumbs, light truffle oil - amazing. Also, Marliave in Boston - house cut ziti, black truffle, cream, farmhouse cheeses - so yummy. Guess I like a little truffle in my mac-n-cheese!
(Posted on 5/11/11)

ryanttb wrote:
I'm going with Silvertone. Try it if you haven't.
(Posted on 5/11/11)

diana wrote:
Met Bar in Back Bay.
(Posted on 5/12/11)

scooter wrote:
Publick House in Brookline.
(Posted on 5/14/11)

MG wrote:
I miss Zon's. Fat Cat is my next favorite, but add the BBQ pulled pork from the nachos. It's not on the menu, but they will do it if you ask.
(Posted on 8/1/11)

beth wrote:
Pizzeria Regina is number one! They use macaroni noodles, a creamy white cheese sauce and buttery crumb topping... amazing. They're not open for dinner but this is a must-lunch spot for anyone in the downtown area. (Bromfield St)
(Posted on 8/2/11)

ag wrote:
sweetwater down on boylston in the alley!
(Posted on 1/7/12)

kate wrote:
the pour house!
(Posted on 1/7/12)

TS wrote:
Ooh, agree about Grafton Street in Cambridge. Also love it at Church on Kilmarnock St (by Fenway).
(Posted on 1/7/12)

Jonathan Bowen wrote:
I hate to say it, but The Hard Rock Cafe has great lobster macaroni and cheese.
(Posted on 1/7/12)

the three bite rule wrote:
Silvertone wins but Church by Fenway is pretty amazing & hosted a tasting of 5 they have!
(Posted on 1/7/12)

Dawn wrote:
Sel de la Terre has a lovely version. Orechiette, emmenthaler, truffle oil, panko...
(Posted on 1/7/12)

en wrote:
Redbones in Somerville. Hands. Down.
(Posted on 1/7/12)

anonymous wrote:
I also miss Zon's. Gotta say the Mac & Cheese at Max & Dylan's on West Street, near the Common, is phenomenal. Particularly the Buffalo Chicken variety.
I'm sure I'll get pulverized for this, but the Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese at Jake & Joe's in Norwood is pretty damned good too.
(Posted on 1/7/12)

btf wrote:
Hands down best Mac n cheese I've ever had is at Fleming's steakhouse, although I haven't tried silvertones...
(Posted on 1/7/12)

CG wrote:
Fat Cat!! We drive for miles to go there just for the mac n cheese!
(Posted on 1/8/12)

CG wrote:
Fat Cat!! We drive for miles to go there just for the mac n cheese!
(Posted on 1/8/12)

SL wrote:
The Staff Meal food truck does a rotating mac n' cheese with offal that is incredible. Easily the best I've ever had in the city.
(Posted on 1/8/12)

rp wrote:
Sweet Cheeks (straight up) and Green St Grille (with bacon and tomato)
(Posted on 1/8/12)

be wrote:
Parish on bolyston. Gruyere and cheddar w onions and crackers. Sooo good
(Posted on 1/8/12)

PM wrote:
Olde Magoun's Saloon in Somerville. Cheesy, buttery deliciousness!
(Posted on 1/9/12)

Digirati Studios wrote:
Mac & Cheese with bacon added
Grill 23 - also awesome.
(Posted on 1/9/12)

Liz wrote:
Bill - was it at Cuffs? an Irish bar at the Back Bay Hotel (formerly Jury's Hotel)? That used to be the Boston Police Headquarters.
I love Fat Cat, but I'm looking forward to trying everyone's recommendations.
(Posted on 1/9/12)