The scenery is a huge plus, but it’s the one-of-a-kind food experience that really draws a crowd. Sfizi is the only place in the North End to allow diners to take a food tour of the Mediterranean without ever leaving their seat.

With the fantastic food, unique cooking technique, and stellar staff, I think it’s safe to say that Pastoral is a homerun.

A few yards before Hanover Street meets Cross Street, there is a little alley that looks just like every other small space between the North End buildings. The difference is that this one is a passageway to the North End elite.

The newest work of Nick Varano, celebrated restaurateur of the Varano Group, caters to celebrities and high end tastes alike, and the unique space feels more like a sleek lounge in Vegas rather than a steakhouse in Boston.

Bastille Kitchen has the decor that makes you want to sit for hours on end and enjoy dinner. Its expansive wood floors, cushioned chairs, and dim lighting set the mood...

Since 1968, Legal’s local roots have run deep, boasting six concept restaurants in the Boston area alone. Earlier this year, the company introduced Legal Crossing, another star in its constellation of budding outposts.

With breathtaking views of Boston Harbor, it’s easy to get lost in the splendor of the mouthwatering dishes that sail out of Sam’s.

Artful Gourmet: Culinary and Artisic Expression Go Hand-In-Hand at Tavern Road