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1. Oleana
$$$ | Central Square |With two restaurants (including Sofra in Cambridge) and two cookbooks to her name, chef-owner Ana Sortun continues to bewitch area diners with her intricately spiced eastern Mediterranean mezes (small plates) made with fresh-picked produce from her husband's nearby Siena Farms. Oleana's menu changes often, but look for the hot, crispy-fried mussels starter and Sultan's Delight (tamarind-glazed beef with smoky eggplant puree) along with large plates of Iskender lamb kebab and lemon chicken. The Chef's choice is a delightful vegetable meze, complete with a rich dessert. When the weather is inviting, the cozy atmosphere of this tucked away spot spills out into a peaceful back patio garden.
134 Hampshire St., Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02139, USA617-661–0505Known For
- Eastern Mediterranean menu
- Mouthwatering small plates
- Deft use of spices
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2. Café Landwer
$ | Back Bay |Steps from the Boston Marathon finish line on Boylston Street, a coveted seat on the outdoor patio is worth the wait. If the weather isn't permitting, snag a spot inside this brasserie-vibe café inside the Charlesmark Hotel and be prepared to feast. The brunches are hearty, with traditional eggs and bacon sitting sidecar to Mediterranean labneh with za’tar and chickpeas, Greek yogurt with granola and honey, and eggplant and tahini spreads. The hummus bowls and shakshuka are some of the best in the city. Sip on Turkish coffee, have a tea ceremony, or slurp a huge Nutella milkshake.
653 Boylston St., Boston, Massachusetts, 02116, USA857-250-2902Known For
- Patio space
- Shakshuka
- Hummus bowls
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3. Peregrine
$$$ | Beacon Hill |Owner and chef Josh Lewin serves up a sophisticated take on rustic, coastal Mediterranean food, and diners are meant to rest, order slowly, and enjoy a meal in multiple stages. Everything is made from scratch in the kitchen, and although the preparations are Italian-based, there's a nod to New England ingredients and seasonality. Inside the dining room, the vibe is modern, with blues and browns, and a gorgeous wood floor.
170 Charles St., Boston, Massachusetts, 02114, USA617-826–1762Known For
- Signature family-style Sunday suppers
- Curated wine selection from small vineyards
- All-day dining
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4. Porto
$$$ | Back Bay |In a pristine white space next to the Prudential Center, beloved local chef/co-owner Jody Adams takes Mediterranean fare up a notch, with starters like Spanish octopus, local burrata, and meatballs, and entrées like whole roasted branzino and house-made pastas wowing diners. Other popular dishes include grilled lamb chops and saffron mussels. In good weather, the outdoor bar and patio is a bustling spot to drink and dine.
Ring Rd., Boston, Massachusetts, 02199, USA617-536–1234Known For
- Artful seafood preparations
- Bountiful raw bar
- Elegant Back Bay setting
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