Early dinner near BC?
We have to be at an event at Athletic Center at 7:00, and it's a special occasion. One of our party of 8 is vegetarian. Any suggestions?
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Since you said it's a special occasion, I'd probably go to Aquitaine Bis, which is the "nicest" place I can think of that's convenient to BC. They have at least one vegetarian entree, and I think a couple of apps.
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The Met Club
The Fireplace
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Metropolitan Club
1210 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
The Fireplace Restaurant
1634 Beacon St., Brookline, MA 02446
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Thank you-these look very promising!
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There is a Capital Grille close by BC as well
I would go with the Met Club, its super close, and I remember the food and service being top notch
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Thanks, everyone! We had brunch at the Metropolitan Club to check it out and it was wonderful! We'll have dinner there. The sides will work well for the vegetarian, too!
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oiishi in chestnut hill is great or Aquataine Bistro also right around there
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I had wanted to go to Oishi on Sunday, but the line was out the door, so we ended up at the MC. It's fun getting to know a new city!
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The earliest evidence of dinner dates from approximately 4400 BC...
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