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Raising the Barn: A Review of Rail Epicurean Market

Rail Epicurean Market has the kind of hidden-gem quality that tempts people to keep it all to themselves.
Photo by Tony Valainis

Best New Restaurants 2015: Ezra’s Enlightened Cafe

Ezra’s serves a dairy-free, processed sugar–free, GMO-free, gluten-free, organic, local, raw, “beegan” menu.
The dining room at Delicia

Eat Sheet: Delicia, H2O, and More

Delicia hops on the brunch train, and H2O Restaurant and Sushi Bar closes its doors.

Mini Review: Cropichon et Bidibule

Their cheery bistro dedicated to Le Cordon Bleu classics and the rustic buckwheat galettes of Kathy’s native Brittany feels as though it’s been serving soupe a l’oignon to Mass Ave sophisticates for years.

Main Attraction: A Review of 10 West

Diners belly up to a gleaming custom-made community table crafted from bark-on slabs of poplar to devour 10-ounce Delmonicos and 14-ounce New York strips freshly cut at the nearby Cicero Market and Harbour Market.

Second Story: Plum's Upper Room

Entrees demonstrated Clarks' Chef's Academy training best, and there was a contemporary nod among the desserts at this place with its heart in the past.

Best New Restaurants 2015: Revery

The Michelin-starred duo of Mark Heinrichs and Danny Salgado put their fearless spin on culinary-school classics at Revery.

Review: Lone Pine

A Beholder partner goes solo with an off-script take on steakhouse fare.

R Bistro

You can set your Day-Timer by the weekly rotation of her menus—so even her most popular dishes have an ephemeral quality.

A Historically Great Cocktail Bar On Mass Ave.

The Exchange Whiskey Bar, which dates back to just after the Civil War, is stocked with more than 450 whiskeys from around the globe.