My, my goodness. All these look delicious!
If you know me well enough, you know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE food. Don’t care about the calories. Don’t care about the fat percentage. Don’t care about the carbs. I just like to eat tasty food, savor the moment and find fun recipes.
Well, lucky me. While surfing the web this morning, I stumbled upon this slideshow on the Boston Globe website: Cheap Eats in Boston.
http://www.boston.com/ae/restaurants/gallery/cheap_eats/
Yes. Yes. Yes!
I’m definitely checking out these places:
Genki Ya: They have a location in Brookline, not just in Cambridge!
Kowloon: I’m not an adventurous eater, but I actually might want to try this place.
Benevento’s: Shocked to find a North End restaurant on this list. Nevertheless, this pizza looks absolutely delicious.
Garlic ‘N Lemons:I really need to explore Allston-area restaurants more fully. There are so many hidden gems all along Harvard Ave. Also, kebabs and shawarma. My go-to late-night snack of choice. I miss them.
Posto: More pizza. I’m there.
The Talk: Looks like an Italian restaurant. Needless to say, I love everything Italian.
The Snug: A pint of Guinness and a steak pie. Definitely brings back good Dublin memories. Can I just confess here really quickly, Irish accents might be more amusing and more wonderful than British accents.
House of Kebob: I mean… Duh. It’s a house of kebabs? Oh man.
Parish Cafe South End: Anything patio cafe belongs to my “good” list.
Piattini Cafe and Gelateria: OMG GELATO. I consumed lots lots and lots of gelato in Italy. Seriously, to my heart’s content. And I think I’m now ready to search for great gelato in Boston.
City Girl Cafe: Is that… Scrambled eggs on baguette? It’s sooo pretty!
Ducali Pizzeria and Bar: Another North End restaurant on the list of cheap eats? Once again, very surprised.
Nourish: Two words, JUMBO WINGS. Sold.
Via Lago Cafe: The usual suspects on the kids menu… mac & cheese and pasta. Call me silly, but once again, sold. Oh I suppose the creative dinner menu for adults will be great, too.
Now, who wants to sample these dishes?
(Thank you Boston Globe for putting this list together)
Yoojin Cho 