Good eats near the Wang Theater?

[jalapenopopper]

Going to a show tomorrow night at the Wang and looking for good eats for a classy group of people beforehand...any suggestions near the theater?

[johleer]

I would also agree with skipping the chains, with the exception of legal which shouldnt even count as a chain. If you are adventerous eaters definitely go to Panang (also a chain, actually). Excellnet, unique, wonderful food.

[memc]

Flemings for steak, leagal for fish, maggianos for italian, PF chang for chineese

[heWho]

I went to Teatro again this past Friday and the food was excellent. Great pastas, my father had an excellent pork chop, drinks were spot-on (though a bit pricey), and the antipasto for 2 is exceptional. Close walk to the Wang as well.

[jalapenopopper]

Just about to call and make reservations for Teatro this evening. Thanks for the suggestions!

[heWho]

That's great! Have fun and enjoy.... make sure you get the antipasto!

And as another suggestion, if your party is up for it, we ordered a bunch of small plates of pasta and shared. It was like eating Italian style tapas... my favorite!

[bachslunch]

Myself, I'd take a serious pass on Flemings, PF Chang's, and Maggiano's if it's truly good food you're after. I'll heartily second The Bristol, Teatro, Troquet, and Legal Seafoods, plus suggest Montien (Thai) or a jaunt into nearby Chinatown, where folks who want a non-grotty and good spot could try Penang (Malay) or East Ocean City (Chinese).

[tomaneng]

My only issue with the Bristol Lounge is that the service can be really shoddy...no excuse for that in a hotel of that calibur.

[Joanie]

Many suggestions here:

http://www.chowhound.com/topics/30648...

[BackBayGirl]

Troquet is good, albeit a bit expensive for what you get. Teatro is very good. You could always do the Bristol Lounge at the Four Seasons.