...in my days there..i would date at Sorrelino, Teatro, The Federalist...yum! and a fun beer at the Pub Hub for a Sam's is a good thing!  

http://www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/food-dining/2019/02/09/why-are-many-boston-restaurants-closing/h56FcEdS6DvImRJw9uFgCL/story.html

fewer ads, fewer meet-ups, fewer dine-outs.

Boston food scene has always struggled for an identity.  Trying to be trendy hasn’t really worked, rents too expensive, not enough turns.  And classic is not how a lot of people eat anymore.  Having said that, around fidi/ China town, with interesting food or decent scene I like sho jo, Yvonne’s, Boston chop, ruku, Serafina.  Pm. E if u want more info.

You’ll have to show me some on the new hot spots when I come back. I expect Boston will have changed somewhat since 2012....😊

Posted By: Melinda Madison

...in my days there..i would date at Sorrelino, Teatro, The Federalist...yum! and a fun beer at the Pub Hub for a Sam's is a good thing!  
   
 I'm staying down by the theater district this month and wondering what there is for new restaurants that either have:  
   
 1. sexy atmosphere and easy to get in to for a dinner date...  
 2. a bar seating for when i am solo  
   
 I have a fine dining culinary background so creative components and ideally easy to get to from Theater district/China town /Financial district is great.  
   
 Ladies..would love to hear from you in regards to this especially when entertaining clients. (I have friends flying up from DC to meet me..otherwise my Boston gents usually know where to go..)

Troque on South has the best wine list in the city at not-so ridiculous prices. They also have a bar. Zyglomates is right next door for a good wine bar.

God I had some fun times in there when I lived stateside with friends. Some of which are hard to recall!!

And now the No Name has closed after 102 years.

Recently opened in seaport, but I prefer the Burlington location 😊👍🏼

Great steakhouse, I am told. Same owner as Mistral and others

Ate there last night.

I always enjoy the coziness of 75 chestnut.

In that area I've always liked Menton and O ya. A quick Uber ride away in Back Bay I like Deuxave.

The top is closing in April.  Last high rise restaurant in Boston will disappear.

plus they made excellent martinis.

That is an old favourite of mine...

I heard the Baseball Tavern, another Boston landmark, has closed, as that whole block is being taken down to make way for a new structure.