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Restaurants That Are Both Romantic and Reasonably Priced?
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What are some restaurants in or very near Boston that are both romantic and relatively inexpensive? [Go here to post a reply.]
(Posted on 7/17/09 by hiddenboston)
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Kerrie Smith wrote:
Assaggio in the North End has reasonably priced entrees that range from $10.95-$24.95, and most are under $20. The downstairs dining room is designed to look like an Italian villa, with murals on the walls and vines on the ceiling.
(Posted on 7/17/09)
Cidney Carver wrote:
Sibling Rivarly in the South End on Monday nights is $35 for a three course prix fixe. With the dim lighting, but playfulness of the menu, it is always a good experience. Plus, the menu changes quite often, so every time you go it's like going for the first time.
(Posted on 3/25/10)
anonymous wrote:
Ten Tables in JP is awesome, romantic and totally reasonable. They also do local in season food.
(Posted on 8/4/10)
MC Slim JB wrote:
Not counting special deals, just everyday menus, a few romantic places I like that aren't too pricey:
Ten Tables (I like the ambience of the JP one more than the Cambridge one, though the food is the same at both
Trattoria Toscana in the Fenway
Grotto on Beacon Hill
Ecco in East Boston
Jasmine Bistro in Brighton Center
Estragon in the South End
Casa Portugal in East Cambridge
Addis Red Sea in the South End
(Posted on 8/4/10)
raquelle wrote:
Macchu Pichu in Union Square. Especially if they have live music. Its dark, exotic, cozy and not loud. Went there for Valentine's Day this year.
(Posted on 8/4/10)
Willow wrote:
Noche in the South End(chic decor, hot spot for a date).
Giacomo's North End (great italian food)
Bar Lola in the Back Bay (tapa style, great sangria)
No 9 Chestnut in Beacon Hill (tucked away, great food and townhouse vibe).
(Posted on 1/12/11)
KellyP wrote:
Sophia's Grotto, in Roslindale Village. Afterwards you can go by Solera next door for a bottle of wine.
(Posted on 1/12/11)
Linda wrote:
224 Boston St Dorchester. OR The Oak room at the Fairmount Copley.
(Posted on 1/12/11)
Terri Christopher wrote:
Rafiki Bistro in Porter Sq on Mass Ave, Cambridge.
Lots of organic options (drinks and food), something for vegans, vegetarians, and carnivores. Great food and great staff. (Relatively new, open for 8 months.)
I recommend the spinach and sweet potato vegan ravioli.
(Posted on 2/12/11)
Alysa wrote:
Saporito's in Hull, great food and great atmosphere!
(Posted on 2/12/11)
Tony wrote:
The OAK ROOM? Reasonably priced?
(Posted on 2/12/11)
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