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Boston froyo places??

Hi! I am moving to Boston from NYC, which is the mecca of frozen yogurt. I love a true tart flavor. Any recs in Boston/surrounding towns? I went to BerryLine in Cambridge when I was there last and it was pretty mid

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u/Kholdblooded — 6 days ago
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Peg's diner in Whitinsville has prices that blows my mind- nothing over ten dollars!

You could get a soda, cheeseburger, fries, and slice of pie for under ten bucks.

And yes, the food is actually good!

u/Kholdblooded — 1 month ago
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These are places I actually send people to.

Dali (Somerville) – Spanish small plates, cool vibe. Been around forever and still earns it. Get the gambas.

Oleana (Cambridge) – Ana Sortun's Middle Eastern-influenced cooking. One of the most creative menus in the city and somehow still flies under the radar nationally.

Umami (Cambridge) – Omakase that locals will tell you rivals O Ya at a fraction of the price. Reservation only, small room, worth every penny.

The Dubliner (Downtown) – Actual Irish pub with actual good food. Not a tourist trap. If you've walked past it assuming otherwise, you've been wrong.

Ma Maison (Near TD Garden) – Tiny French bistro that feels like it got lost on the way to Paris. Nobody talks about this place enough.

Capri (South End) – Beautiful new Italian spot with a great bar and outdoor seating in the summer. Perfect stop after the SoWa market since it's right next door.

Sarma (Somerville) – Turkish mezze that still requires booking weeks in advance. Tip: get there when it opens, it usually has bar seating.

Pammy's (Cambridge) – Delicious Italian small plates with a twist. Skip the fixed menu and get there early to grab a seat at the bar.

Mahaniyom (Brookline) – Best Thai spot nobody outside Brookline talks about. Great food, incredible hospitality, and they bring you tequila shots if you're celebrating. Also has a black-light bathroom mural which is a 10/10 detail.

Galleria Umberto (North End) – Cash only, lunch only, closes when they run out of dough. Sicilian slices and arancini that locals have been lining up for for decades.

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u/Annual_Housing_9119 — 2 months ago
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Hello everyone :) I recently got back from a trip to China where I had some VERY good dan dan noodles in Chengdu. I had never had them in the US before I went to China and decided to order some today because I missed the ones I had on my trip, but they were nothing like the ones I had there. Is there anywhere in Boston that makes dan dan noodles more similar to the way they do in Sichuan province? Attached is a picture of the noodles i had in Chengdu that I liked so much.

u/Kholdblooded — 2 months ago
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Regular burgers, smash burgers, best buns (pretzel buns preferably) - where’s everyone’s go to burger spot? Preferably with great fries

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u/Junior_Taste9214 — 2 months ago
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From their Facebook page:

It's been a great run of 31 years. All good things have come to an end, and this will most likely be the last month of us running Peach Farm Restaurant. We want to send a huge thank you for those who supported us through the ups and downs, especially through the crucial time during COVID. We also want to thank all the people that have worked for us throughout all the years. This is a bittersweet moment for us, but it's for the best. Let's make the last week or two left special. Hope to see all the familiar faces beforehand. Thank you again for the unconditional support that you have for us.

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u/Kholdblooded — 2 months ago
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  • Aatma, a seductive Indian-ish pop-up inside Widowmaker Brewing Co [Brighton]
  • Butternut Bakehouse, featuring freshly made, doughy delights from Suzana Samad. [Arlington and Belmont]
  • Center Deli, a workmanlike sub shop in a bland Chelmsford strip mall. [Chelmsford]
  • Dairy Joy, a roadside tribute to fried seafood and soft-serve. [Weston]
  • Estragon Tapas, serving excellent small plates in moody environs. [South End, Boston]
  • Frank’s, for the quintessential Greater Boston steakhouse experience. [Cambridge]
  • Gustazo, the rare restaurant that always has plenty of reservations but also lots of buzz. [Cambridge and Waltham]
  • Home Taste, for chewy hand-pulled noodles coated in hot oil, thick beef noodle soup, and a silky, spicy cumin lamb and onion burger. [Arlington and Watertown]
  • Ideal Sub Shop, stacking husky no-frills sandwiches (tuna, ham-and-cheese, and Italians). [Roxbury, Boston]
  • Jinny’s, for blistered, crackly, wood-fired pizza in Newton Centre. [Newton]
  • Karma, a slinky chainlet offering foie gras and caviar sushi and Asian fusion plates. [Andover, Concord, Burlington, Winchester, Wellesley, Westford]
  • Lalibela, an adorable, family-run nook for Ethiopian food. [Watertown]
  • Ming’s, for gloriously chaotic dim sum. [Malden and Quincy]
  • The Owl Diner, for a diner experience that’s a cross between “Good Will Hunting” and an Edward Hopper painting. [Lowell]
  • Pagu, for a mix of Spanish and Japanese delights. [Cambridge]
  • Revelry, for joyful New Orleans cuisine from a roving food truck (usually parked at Idle Hands in [Malden]
  • Sofra, for just the right balance of savory and sweet treats. [Allston and Cambridge]
  • Taqueria el Amigo, for no-frills tacos in a shoebox setting. [Waltham]
  • Uni, for being the rare, people-pleasing hotel restaurant where sushi lovers can dine alongside tamer eaters. [Back Bay, Boston]
  • Viet Citron, for crusty banh mi sandwiches amid Burlington retail megaplexes. [Burlington]
  • Winthrop Arms Hotel & Restaurant, for old-school cool by the sea since 1978. [Winthrop]
  • Xi’an Famous Foods, for New York City’s famous biang-biang noodles, chewy and tingly, available from a Roxbury ghost kitchen to slurp in the comfort of your own home. [Roxbury, Boston (takeout and delivery only)]
  • Yvonne’s, for big night out energy in the former Locke-Ober space. [Downtown Crossing, Boston]
  • Zaz, serving next-level Caribbean fusion cuisine. [Hyde Park, Boston]

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/03/25/lifestyle/boston-restaurants-a-to-z/

u/Kholdblooded — 2 months ago