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my suggestions for 'wow' food:
Oleana (cambr.,need taxi but so worth it, such a unique menu- Turkish/Mediterranean
O Ya - Japanese and fusion; VERY expensive
Clio - Japanese and fusion, elegant, expensive.
Craigie on Main- Cambr., famous for creative snout to tail, but seafood too. V expensive.
Erbaluce - Piedmontese; So. End
Neptune Oyster incl lunch- No.End, trad and v creative food; almost always a line, and no reservations
Island Creek Oyster Bar- open late; vibrant scene, a real CH fave if you do a search
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Brunch:East Coast Grill, Cambr.- fun, loud, crazy; Latin, seafood, BBQ, oysters, Bloody Mary bar.........
Mistral- french high end
Aquitaine - french bistro
Neptune Oyster
-------------------Boston Magazine 11/11 issue: 50 Best Boston Restnts. This list is a very comprehensive and convenient reference list for brief restnt. descriptions, essential info, website links of the 50:
http://www.bostonmagazine.com/scripts...
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Guide to Boston by Areas and Restaurants:http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/781155
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What's "wow" for you guys? Trendy, happening scene at a place that gets written up in magazines? Totally unique food? O Ya might fit both of those. Fitting into neither of those is Hamersley's in the South End, which consistently serves awesome food in a very nice atmosphere.
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9 East Street, Boston, MA 02111Hamersley's Bistro
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A word of advice - be within walking distance or willing to walk a distance, because cabs are extremely hard to come by from about 1am on.
An enterprising person could make a lot of money shuttling drunk partygoers from the South End to Cambridge, Brighton, etc. at a premium.
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