at One Huntington Ave.  It is nouveau Italian, and the food is never less than very good, and often excellent.  Great atmosphere too, casual but also sophisticated.

If you like sushi, there is a nice place called O Sushi just off the lobby of the Westin along the connector to Copley Place.

Abe and Louie's has good food, but it is cramped and noisy.  The Morton's on Boylston Street was good, but has closed down.

Delfrisco's on the waterfront, legal seafood waterfront
If you like mexican there is a swanky new spot called Temazcal
All 3 of above spots are in Seaport district

lots of great spots in back bay Cafe Romero for mexican is one of oldest restaurants in back bay, its mexican and very good

Top of the hub is fun for a drink, would suggest eating there. Delfriscos or abe n louie are far superior.

Not so fancy but I think 2nd oldest restaurant in town, Jacob Wirth.  Kind of set up like a german beer hall.  Must try.

Hope you have fun, let me know what you end up doing!

Thank you

I appreciate all the great suggestion for resturants.  There is something I really enjoy in finding the local hangouts that aren't normally picked up by using the review sites.  Itmmakes dining all the more adventurous.

If money is no object i would reccomend Grill 23 in Back bay.