Best Historic Restaurants in Chestnut Hill

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1. Earls Kitchen + Bar - Boston - Prudential Center

4.5

Price: Expensive

• American • Back Bay

Booked 47 times today

Welcome to Earls Prudential, our culinary haven located in the trendy and historic Back Bay district at the iconic Prudential Centre. Set in the midst of Boston's vibrant heritage, our restaurant is conveniently situated near the Hynes Convention Centre and the renowned Fenway Park. Experience an unforgettable dining experience as you step onto our magnificent 4-season year-round rooftop patio. From breathtaking panoramic views to an inviting atmosphere, our rooftop patio is iniviting you no matter the weather. Join us for daily Happy Hour and immerse yourself in our enticing drink features. Whether you're seeking a pre-game celebration or a post-conference gathering, we are the perfect destination. Your table is ready. We can't wait to see you!

2. Wusong Road

4.6

Exceptional(553)

Price: Expensive

• Asian • Cambridge

Booked 34 times today

Wusong Road is Boston's premier Tiki Bar serving Chinese American bar bites and tropical Tiki inspired drinks by Chef Jason Doo. Hidden away on 112 Mt. Auburn street in Harvard Square, Wusong Road is located within the beautifully restored 100 year old historic Conductor’s Building and is your tropical escape from the bustling city streets outside. Famous for our hand-made baos, the best crab Rangoon you've ever had and the best Mai Tai in Boston.Wusong Road is a minority and LGBTQ owned business.

3. Hojoko

4.6

Exceptional(974)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Fenway–Kenmore

Booked 3 times today

Hojoko is a rock n roll izakaya honoring the pulse of Japanese nightlife by serving sushi, robata grilled yakitori and street food small plates paired with craft cocktails, premium sake, wine, and beer. Located directly behind historic Fenway Stadium and walking distance from The MGM Fenway and The House of Blues, Hojoko is the perfect stop before any event. Dishes like our Wagyu Cheeseburger, Wasabi Roulette, and our 48-hour Ramens keep locals and travelers coming back. Several unique spaces in the restaurant make it the perfect place for a business dinner, birthday celebration, or event gathering space.

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4. Toscano Harvard Square

4.6

Exceptional(2425)

Price: Expensive

• Italian • West Cambridge

Booked 14 times today

A stone’s throw from Harvard’s ivied walls, surrounded by the bustling eateries, shops, and confectioners on Brattle Street (once called the King’s Road), Toscano’s second location brings the bright, fresh flavors of Tuscany to historic Cambridge.

5. Joe’s On Newbury

4.6

Exceptional(3001)

Price: Expensive

• American • Back Bay

Booked 86 times today

Joe’s on Newbury, located on Boston’s historic Newbury Street, offers the comfort food you crave. A staple in the Back Bay for over 35 years, the popular spot serves a New England inspired menu featuring classic dishes and an extensive beverage list. Joe’s on Newbury offers brunch, lunch, and dinner with indoor and outdoor seating as well as an enclosed patio, giving diners the feel of being outside all year long. Delivery and take-out options available.

6. Eva

4.4

Awesome(435)

Price: Expensive

• Mediterranean • Back Bay

Booked 10 times today

Please note that our patio is seated on a first come first serve basis; all tables are set for a 90 minute reservation limit.Eva means full of life. It is also the initials to my children, Elias & Vivian Aboujaoude, who are my life. Eva is a space designed to be welcoming and bright, a place for great food, refreshing cocktails and lively conversation. All while sitting back to enjoy and observe the hustle & bustle of beautiful, historic Newbury Street from one of the largest outdoor patios.

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7. Margeaux Supper Parlor

4.5

Awesome(51)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary American • Cambridge

Booked 19 times today

Margeaux Supper Parlor presents a novel way to experience dinner by telling stories through cuisine. Guests are encouraged to order a themed trio of dishes, larger than tapas and smaller than big plates, to better experience the menu and recreate the familial bonhomie we associate with supper at grandma’s (when you were urged to try a bite of everything!). Recommended wine pairings are served in collections to mirror the entree trios. Margeaux Supper Parlor serves New American cuisine, blending dishes inspired by the two most historic port cities in the country: New Orleans and Boston. Dinner plates include: Tomato & Bacon Jam Deviled Eggs (topped with a fried Maine oyster), Lamb Lollipops with cherry reduction, Pumpkin Ravioli, Beef Wellington, Shrimp & Boursin Grits, and Maple Bourbon Steak Tips.Brunch is also served in themed collections and includes items such as: Quiche Lorraine, Fried Chicken & Sweet Corn Waffle, Eggs Benedict, and a Black Forrest Waffle.

8. Garrison House

4.0

Excellent(160)

Price: Moderate

• American • Brookline

Booked 3 times today

The Garrison House, in the heart of Brookline Village, blends innovative American cuisine with a lively and social bar focusing on modern craft beer and cocktails. It features the area's only mug club, with members' personalized mugs hanging prominently behind the historic bar. A second unique live entertainment venue, proudly called the Village Social Club, resides in a separate downstairs bar. Conveniently located near the Brookline Village MBTA stop, Longwood Medical area, Beth Israel, Brigham & Women's, Dana Farber, NETA, Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum, the MFA and Mass Art.

9. Longfellow

4.7

Exceptional(344)

Price: Moderate

• American • Cambridge

Booked 4 times today

Award-winning chef and restaurateur Michael Scelfo's Longfellow Bar at Alden & Harlow is a neighborhood bar and restaurant located in the historic Café Algiers space directly above his flagship restaurant at 40 Brattle Street in Harvard Square. The food and drinks at The Longfellow Bar continue to explore Chef Scelfo’s forward-thinking approach to experiencing a meal around his kitchen counter. The menu features bar food that is intended to be passed and shared, allowing guests the opportunity to become immersed in a relaxed and tactile approach to eating; they’re encouraged to break bread and get their hands messy. Rooted in genuine hospitality and exceptional cocktails, the bar program follows Chef Scelfo’s ethos of taking simple ingredients and transforming them, incorporating unique flavors and textures.

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10. Five Horses Tavern - South End

4.4

Awesome(918)

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary American • South End

Booked 18 times today

Five Horses Tavern is conveniently located on Columbus Avenue in Boston'shistoric South End, walking distance of the Orange Line, Back Bay Station,Symphony Hall, Northeastern University, Boston Medical Center andPrudential Center.Our mission is to serve modern American comfort food, incorporating locallysourced ingredients, with many vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options.Our friendly staff will make a memorable experience whether you join us forlunch, dinner or our highly acclaimed weekend brunch.Our bar offers a wide variety of craft beers from around the world,boasting 40 draft beers, 60 bottles, signature cocktails and a thoughtfullyselected wine list. Guests can enjoy dinning on one of the largest patiosin the South End.

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Claudiavip
Greater Boston •64 reviews
5.0
Dined 1 day ago
Our server, Ty, was amazing! So attentive, but not intrusive. He spaced our meal perfectly so we never felt rushed and had time to enjoy each course. The meal itself was incredibly plentiful (we both took half our Thanksgiving plate home) and delicious! We were so glad we chose Joe’s for our holiday celebration!
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Joe’s On NewburyPrice: Expensive• American• Back Bay
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4.6
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Alanvip
Greater Boston •35 reviews
5.0
Dined 3 days ago
The manager went out of his way to make our family group of 8 comfortable. He had the loud music turned very low so we could have a conversation. The food was excellent! I had the best steak - 12 oz. prime sirloin perfectly cooked to medium with garlic mashed potatoes and side green salad. Others had wonderful crab cakes and miso glazed bass. At our request we had a table apart from others, but in general the tables are well spaced and the restaurant is spacious.
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Earls Kitchen + Bar - Boston - Prudential CenterPrice: Expensive• American• Back Bay
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4.5
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Cynthia
Greater Boston •31 reviews
5.0
Dined 5 days ago
We had an excellent meal with impeccable service. Shared the black truffle risotto for our starter - delicious taste and satisfying. I had the sole for my main: perfectly prepared with light lemon butter and capers. Husband had the crabmeat tagliatelle with cream sauce and red pepper. He said that it was like a cream based fra diavolo and delicious.
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Toscano Harvard SquarePrice: Expensive• Italian• West Cambridge
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4.6
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Greg
Greater Boston •2 reviews
4.0
Dined 7 days ago
This event was for four faculty members to congratulate on their recent promotion. The service and ambiance were exactly what they had hoped for!
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HojokoPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Fenway–Kenmore
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4.6
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Vanderbilt
Nashville •10 reviews
5.0
Dined on Nov 17, 2024
We sat at the bar—beautiful ambiance. Great drink offerings and the Bao was both cute AND delicious. Reasonably priced glassware available to buy, which is fun for collectors
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Wusong RoadPrice: Expensive• Asian• Cambridge
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4.6

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68 restaurants available nearby

1. Earls Kitchen + Bar - Boston - Prudential Center

2. Wusong Road

3. Hojoko

4. Toscano Harvard Square

5. Joe’s On Newbury

6. Eva

7. Margeaux Supper Parlor

8. Garrison House

9. Longfellow

10. Five Horses Tavern - South End

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