BEST CHEFS IN AMERICA
from 'Food & Wine'
(A Restaurant Guide to America's Best Chefs)

MASSACHUSETTS

Besides talent, creativity, and ambition, these star chefs share one more distinctions: they're all former F&W 'Best New Chefs'. Massachusetts is the current home base of some of these 'superchefs'. Ask our Culinary Specialists to help you with your travel and dinner reservations!

Boston     Cambridge    Charleston     West Newton

BOSTON

Hamersley's Bistro
Gordon Hamersley,
F&W 1988
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Wooden beams and banquettes provide a mellow environment for Hamersley's vibrant comfort-food creations. (553 Tremont St.; 617-423-2700)

Mantra
Thomas John,
F&W 2002

Thomas John's creative, multidimensional and exquisite dishes make us understand why Indian fusion has caught on. (52 Temple Place; 617-542-8111)

No. 9 Park
Barbara Lynch,
F&W 1996

Nostalgic, "40s-era decor frames Lynch's lovable country dishes from Italy and the south of France. (9 Park St.; 617-742-9991)

Radius
Michael Schlow,
F&W 1996

Schlow presents his high-style French food in a spacious dining room painted in an earthy palette of olive green and burgundy. (8 High St.; 617-426-1234)

CAMBRIDGE

Centro
Rene Michelena, F&W 1998

Prepare to wait for a seat at this wee trattoria, where Michelena's genuine cucina rustica draws eager crowds - and reservations are only accepted for a limited number of tables. (720 Massachusetts Ave.; 617-868-2405)

Metro
Mary-Catherine Deibel and Deborah Hughes
Amanda Lydon,
F&W 2000

In an enormous, retro-style brasserie complete with a zinc bar, Lydon serves classics like coq au vin and steak frites. (1815 Massachusetts Ave. 617-354-3727)


Rialto
Jody Adams,
F&W 1993

Adams serious yet merry Spanish-Provencal-Tuscan cooking is complemented by sensual surroundings. (Charles Hotel, 1 Bennett St.; 617-661-5050)

Salts
Steve Rosen,
F&W 1999

Honey-seared salmon or lobster pie may show up on Rosen's no-fuss menu in this sunshine-yellow room. (798 Main St.; 617-876-8444)

CHARLESTON

Olives
Todd English,
F&W 1990

English's two signature chains, Figs and Olives, have grown so rapidly it's clear that his upscale pan-Euro food has a big following. This was his first branch. (10 City Square.; 617-242-1999)

WEST NEWTON

Lumiere
Michael Leviton, F&W 2000
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Leviton's clear flavors and faultless French technique are enhanced by simple decor and diffused light. (1293 Washington St.; 617-244-9199)

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