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For casual, you might try Coda, on Columbus Ave around the corner from Back Bay train station. They serve lunch, brunch and dinner and have a great beer selection if that's your thing. Their burger is also really delicious, not on the menu at dinner but always available.
Delux, on Clarendon Street, is a small, totally unassuming spot with delicious grub considering the size of the kitchen and the prices (cash only). I'll highly recommend any taco they're offering as a special, the catfish and pork chops.
Personally I find the slick, prominently located spots in the Back Bay to be mediocre, but admit I haven't been to Tico or Deuxave, mentioned previously. Parrish Cafe is fine but Coda is better.-----
Delux Cafe
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copley sq/back bay are loaded with restnts.For fine dining I would send you to Erbaluce and Clio and Deuxave, all within a 7-15 min. walk for you. Also, here are some links that may be of interest- that address the bigger boston picture, in case they might be helpful:
Guide to Boston by Areas and Restaurants:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/781155
Also, some extra Boston food profile info for you:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/781156
shopping for Boston food souvenirs:
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La Voile or Bistrot du Midi for fine dining, unless you want very upscale and then L'Espalier might do. Parrish Cafe, Rattlesnake for casual. Tico for tapas and drinks.
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L'Espalier
774 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199La Voile
261 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116Tico
222 Berkeley St, Boston, MA 02116

