19
Feb 10

Visit Atlantic Fish Company when in Boston

by Louie D

Atlantic Fish Company is, hands down, the best restaurant in Boston’s Back Bay. I highly recommend you visit for dinner, after you’ve taken John’s advice to have brunch at the Paramount.

Located on Boyleston Street, Atlantic Fish Company offers fresh fish and seafood daily. According to the staff, fishes are flown in every morning by 11am. Atlantic Fish Company is also flexible with all of its preparation – you can have your fish steamed, seared or fried. Seared Chilean sea bass is my personal favorite there. Each seafood entree is in the $35 to $45 range. The most expensive is their surf and turf, at $45, but you get a peace of steak and a sizable lobster tail.

Atlantic Fish’s soups are also great; I personally prefer the crab bisque over the traditional clam chowder, but they’re both very good.  Their wine selection is great, with many Pinot Noirs from California’s Central Valley that complement the seafood dishes. Service and ambiance is also excellent. I give Atlantic Fish Company five stars and I don’t hand those out lightly.

You may also want to check out The Paramount (John M’s previous post) when you’re in the area.

Visit Atlantic Fish Company when in Boston

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20
Jan 10

Unimenu is seeking your input on our next release

by admin

The Unimenu team has been working hard to make Unimenu faster, more efficient, and bug free. And now we need your help to make it even better!

We’re planning to roll out many new features, but we need your input to know which ones are most important to you. Please take a moment to fill out our survey here (or via link:  http://bit.ly/unimenu-survey). It only takes a minute, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.

Please let us know how we can make Unimenu the best restaurant menu application ever!

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16
Jan 10

Grandviews at the Hyatt in SF’s Union Square experience

by Kirk K

Its that time of year again for San Francisco’s Dine About Town 2010.  For the first day of Dine About Town 2010, my friends and I decided to try Grandviews @ Hyatt hotel in Union Square.  Grandviews is located on the top floor (36th) of the Hyatt hotel.  It’s a somewhat nice view, you get every direction except Union Square. I’d recommend this place to have some casual drinks with some friends if you’re in the San Francisco Union Square area.  Nothing fancy.

Onto the food.  Grandviews’ 2010 Dine About Town dinner menu offered a three course meal for $34.95.  It consisted of crab cakes with squash risotto for appetizer, flat iron steak or blackened chicken breast for the entree, and a molten chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream for dessert.

With my group, we got to try both the flat iron steak and the blackened chicken breast.  The crab cakes were good, two small cakes on top of the risotto.  Both the steak and chicken breast were cooked very well, not exceptional, but good enough.  The molten chocolate cake was a flop, I ate most of the ice cream and left the cake alone.  Two out of three isn’t bad for a pre-fixed meal for a bargain price.  Since Grandviews wasn’t busy on a Friday night, the service was attentive but nothing high end.  Overall its worth the price for Dine About Town in San Francisco, otherwise, I wouldn’t come here for dinner otherwise.

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