Dining near Boston Tremont Street
Boston’s Tremont Street is a major thoroughfare running from Boston’s city center, along Boston Common, and through the Theater District. It then jogs through the South End and terminates at Huntington Avenue. Not surprisingly, plenty of excellent restaurants populate the well-traveled route. Here are some top spots for dining along Tremont Street.
The Beehive caters to a laid-back yet artsy crowd. Located in the Boston Center for the Arts, this brewpub and eatery features live music on weekends and on several weeknights. Food is traditional American fare -- burgers, fries, and slaw -- plus a few Middle Eastern options. 541 Tremont Street.
Tremont 647 is a come-as-you-are hot spot for brunch and lunch. Guests enjoy outdoor café tables and are welcome to bring their own champagne and wine.
Teatro’s setting – a former synagogue -- is as captivating as its Tuscan menu. The restaurant boasts dramatic high ceilings, gorgeous lighting, delicious tapas, and eclectic Italian entrees. Reservations are recommended. 177 Tremont Street.
Hamersley’s Bistro is a pricy but excellent restaurant featuring cuisine of the French countryside. The chef’s roasted chicken is award-winning, guests rave about the seafood, and vegetarians are well accommodated. To save on cash while getting the Hamersley’s experience, share an appetizer or dessert on the patio or at the bar. Reservations are recommended. 553 Tremont Street.
Addis Red Sea at 544 Tremont Street offers excellent Ethiopian food in the traditional style. Many dishes are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Take-out is available.
Maria’s Taqueria at 226 Tremont Street features burritos, tacos, quesadillas, and dinner plates with rice and beans. Maria’s is an excellent option for fresh but inexpensive meals.
KO Prime at 90 Tremont Street is renowned for its cowhide lounge chairs, strong martinis, and expertly prepared steak, fish, and game. The restaurant is especially popular among businesspeople. Organic and sustainable meals are available.