Boston Restaurant Blog -- December, 2005

New Year's Eve in Boston is quickly approaching. It's amazing how quickly time goes by. And with New Year's Eve comes that age-old question: What to do that night? For many of us, we head out to a restaurant in Boston (well, maybe not IN Boston, since the crowds are so huge), then back to see a movie, the Three Stooges, or the scene in Times Square.

One problem is, many restaurants, both in Boston proper and in the suburbs, charge a ton of money for dinner on New Year's Eve. You might find yourself spending $50, or even $100 each for a meal that would ordinarily cost $20 or $30. Is it worth it? Well, it depends on the restaurant, the occasion, and the person or people you are with, of course. But there are still many decent restaurants that do not jack up prices on New Year's Eve. If you would rather go this route, definitely call around as soon as possible before restaurants fill up with reservations.

So what restaurant am I going to for New Year's Eve? Well, I'm not telling! (At least until I make a reservation there!) But it is a restaurant that keeps the same prices as that on other nights, has great food, and offers specials for New Year's Eve. Sound too good to be true? It isn't; do some searching around the Boston area,as you should be able to find a similar situation at a number of Boston-area restaurants. But don't wait too long! And have a happy New Year...

Related Blog Entries: New Year's Eve restaurants

Posted by MH, Boston's Hidden Restaurants, on December 21, 2005.
RSS

0 COMMENTS

Search by Cuisine | Search by Region | Search by Cost | Special Features | Food Photos | Restaurant Blog
Questions, Answers | Your Favorite Restaurants | Unreviewed Restaurants | About | Contact | Sitemap | Home