Best restaurant I’ve been to so far in Boston. High quality, elegant, unfussy food. I had a “salad” with roasted potatoes and mushroom, a poached egg and truffle sauce. Totally delicious. For an entree I had a “epoisses capellacci”: a kind of tortellini shaped like a bishop’s hat stuffed with a stinky cheese. They floated in a simple melted butter sauces with chopped chives, celery and apple. Very generous portion and perfect on a cold, Boston night. For dessert, we split a cookie plate with a salty, saffron gelato (bit like an Indian kulfi). With the Boston Children’s Museum close by, we’ll be here again!
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