Favorite hangouts and dishes are no longer a secret.
Feel like an Action Hero. The Açaí Bowl @ Keys Cafe in South Shore.
Yeah right.
How can a tiny little berry be the most nutritious and powerful food in the world?
Now you can find out.
Nectar in the Mountains
This place rocks. Literally.
Texas in South Shore: Womack’s BBQ
This place hasn't changed one bit since Dismas opened it in 1977.
The Divided Sky by Jenn Gleckman
A local's favorite. This casual bar/restaurant offers some unique and varied wines and beer, great grilled sandwiches (try the ‘Amsterdam’), and regular live music for the stay-out-past-10pm crowd.
Sprouts by Jenn Gleckman
Sprouts is one of the more popular places for lunch, despite its no credit cards policy. And regardless of what others say, it's considered one of the more affordable places to eat, especially when you consider that its 'Cadillac Rice Bowl' is essentially two meals.
The Tudor English Pub by Jenn Gleckman
The last time I set foot in here it was still legal to smoke in bars in California. Back then it was the prototypical British pub, smoky, dark, with the odd accented barman or barmaid. The beers were imported, the food greasy, and there were always a few expats or UK tourists seeking the familiar. Times have changed.
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