Best Boston Prix Fix

[gator14]

Looking for suggestions on where to get a great Prix Fix meal under $50 in the Boston area (downtown, back bay, south end - brookline/newton works as well). Definite bonus if there are more than 2 options for each course. Wine pairings for additional $ also will be considered.

Thanks in advance for all your recommendations!

[gini]

Second both the Ten Tables recommendation and Grotto - both excellent value for the money. Recommend a reservation at Ten Tables for their Tuesday wine dinners though - they fill up fast.

[Taralli]

Pigalle, 3-course prix fixe on Sunday nights fpr $40, $45 with 2 half glasses of wine w/ap & entree.

[teezeetoo]

Second La Morra, which I think for 35.00 or so, was the best value and quality prix fixe I've had, but I'm also a fan of L'Espalier's Monday wine night prix fixe - haven't tried their Cheese prix fixe but its on my list.

[Devilsfood]

It is rumored Lumiere in Newton has a prix fixe, haven't experienced it myself.

[MaggieMuffin]

I do it all the time! The Lumiere Prix Fixe is basically every mid-week nigh, $35 for 3 courses, an extra $15 or so with 3 wines. Always reliable.

[Joanie]

Evoo in Somerville has the many course tasting for $50. Piattini on Columbus Ave. has a Mon. wine thing for about $40 I think. I think Lumiere in W. Newton also has a M-Th prixe fixe.

[kparke30]

La Morra in Brookline has their prezzo fisso for $35. + $15. for a wine pairing

[catspercapita]

Oleana has a veggie prix fixe for about $40 that's incredible.

[saridt]

I have always wanted to try the Tuesday Wine Dinners at Ten Tables because I have always heard rave reviews about the restaurant. The website says 4 courses & 4 glasses of wine for $39.

[twentyoystahs]

Even more reasonably priced are their Wednesday prix fixe meals --$25 for three courses (app, main and dessert). Like Grotto, you simply get the regular menu and you can choose whatever you want off the menu.

[MC Slim JB]

Uni does a four-course prix fixe on Sunday nights for $40++ that includes a "sake bomb", kind of a Japanese Boilerrmaker (shot of sake in a glass of beer). I haven't tried it, but it seems like a pretty good deal for that place.

[limster]

Pretty much all the Cantonese places in Chinatown have fixed price menus, with a range of prices that can vary from under $20 a person to over $300 a person for food alone. Best to have 4 or more people. No real choice in terms of courses but there's always flexibility in swapping dishes and one gets at least 5 or more courses.

[LauraB]

Rendezvous in Central Square has a fixed price menu on Sunday nights. I have not been since the end of the summer, but then it was ~$30 and had at least 5 choices for each course. I have been twice and both times I found the food to be very good.

[Melmybelle]

Grotto in Beacon Hill has a lovely prix fixe meal. The exact offerings change by season, but they always have more than two choices for each course. A 3 course meal is usally about $35 per person.

[chowciao]

I'll second Grotto. We had a wonderful meal there. When I went there were 4 or 5 options for entrees (I ordered Chicken Saltimboca which was excellent), and 4 options for their appetizer. We went with the pudding for dessert, which was more like a giant truffle. I had to be rolled out of there!