The South End is the destination for art-buffs, fashionistas and foodies! The South End is packed with great cafes and restaurants, shops and boutiques, art galleries and studios. It is a center of culture. Like Greewich Village in New York City, it boasts gaslit streets and beautiful Victorian brick-row-houses which make the National Register of Historic Places and has been featured in the New York Times
TREMONT STREET – BOSTON’S RESTAURANT ROW
Elegant modern take on an oyster bar. Excellent wine list and check their site for $1 Oyster nights. Map
Neighborhood wine bar & full service artisinal butcher shop. Lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. 552 Tremont, at the corner of Waltham St. Map
MODERN ASIAN GASTROPUB. This is the site of world famous Hamersleys Restaurant now retired. The piazza and outdoor seating convey unbeatable Boston adorability and Italian flavor. 553 Tremont. Map
This is THE HAPPENING place in the South End! The Tapas bar is filled with wonderful breads, sangrias and camarones and full of in people of the city. Young, hip crowd. A must. 525 Tremont. Map
American cuisine with global influences. Menu changes frequently, to take advantage of that which is freshest in the market. 647 Tremont. Map
Stop in for mouth watering pasteries at this South End Bakery. 1595 Washington St, near Blackstone Square. Map
Venezuelan cuisine and South American wines. 477 Shawmut Ave. Map
Cafe and Restaurant. Open day and night. 314 Shawmut (at Union Plaza). Map
Upscale, urban atmosphere features an incredible renovated bar with lit from behind, see-through shelves: a marvel at night viewed from street. Many imaginative drinks. Large menu with plenty of Steak Au Poivre, and main an endive salad which bites and encourages more courses. A five minute walk from CAJ House. Map
South End’s original Sushi place! A neighborhood find. New owners not as great as JAE himself (he now retired to North Adams) but the MAKI is SUPERB! Try the Red Sox maki! The famous lunch box with sushi is gone 🙁 can you believe it used to be $12?. Map
Anything you want, cooked on a huge Mongolian-style grill! From burgers to stir fry to pasta. Just a 10 minute walk from CAJ House. Head north on Clarendon, right on St. James and left to 205 Berkeley Street. Map
Awarded Best of Boston (Steakhouse) by the Improper Bostonian for 6 years running, and winner of Boston’s Best award for Best Upscale Steak. Rachael Ray’ named them #1 steakhouse in the Northeast, and they’re in Boston Magazine’s Top 50 Restaurants. A ten minute walk from CAJ House, head south on Clarendon, left on Trinity, and another left to 161 Berkeley St. Map
Uncomplicated French cuisine, highlighted with the season’s finest ingredients. Just a few minutes walk from CAJ House. South on Clarendon, left on Stanhope, follow onto Cahners Pl, and left to 223 Columbus Avenue. Map
This historic South End campus is home to several art galleries and hundreds of working artist’s studios. Located just minutes from CAJ House locations, at the corner of Clarendon and Tremont. Map
An unique open-air art & design market open on Sundays from May through October “South of Washington Street (or SOWA)” on Harrison Avenue. Map
Other Art Galleries in the South End.
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