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Maximumsushi
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Yo, Boston people.
I need a little help. Right now, I'm on a boat in Salty Lake, Block Island. Tomorrow, we're headed up to Cape Cod and I'm going into Boston to take a girl out for dinner. But, I don't know where to go. I want a place that is pretty intimate, but relaxed. Looking to spend $120-$200 for two with wine/drinks. Hookup your favourite spots to eat.

Tell me what I should do later the next morning. Anyone want to shotgun beers at 10AM?


Sep 13 2008 6:23PM
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BMskier
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take here to one of the italian resturants (north end?)

sorry im not from boston, but i do travel there a lot so i kindof know my stuff
Sep 13 2008 10:32PM
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Maximumsushi
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HOLY SHIT.

Boston has Italian Restaurants? Thanks man!!!!
Sep 13 2008 11:20PM
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skiman540
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i went to tresca for restaurant week and honestly had the best filet of my life.  Its an italian place, pretty nice, they have outdoor tables for 2 upstairs on tiny balconies you could probably request if its nice out.  definitely within your price range, it all depends on the wine though.  i think the cheapest bottle is about 35 bucks.  good luck man. 
Sep 14 2008 9:21AM
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Grimace.
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when in the north end the prices range in location, the closer to Faneuil Hall the more expensive, for the most part the food is of the same quality.  take her to mikes pastries or modern for some really good dessert after.
Sep 14 2008 8:35PM
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Maximumsushi
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Yo, thanks for the advice dudes. I ended up going to Francesca's in the North End. I couldn't get on NS all yesterday so I didn't get to see your spots. The food was pretty good. I had the veal. She's a vegetarian and told me there are two things people shouldn't eat, on a moral basis. Fois Gras and Veal. Sweet. The tiramisu was really good dessert. She's in class and I'm sitting in her bed right now so it turned out to be a good birthday.
Sep 15 2008 9:38AM
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