In Boston, the restaurant week started from today! In many of the good restaurants 3-course meals are served for $20 for lunch and $33 for dinner. I made several reservations during the restaurant week period!
For the lunch, we came to Sportello, a casual Italian restaurant owned by Barbara Lynch (a famous Boston chef who also owns several other restaurants including Menton, No. 9 Park, etc). |
Bread, whipped ricotta cheese, preserved grapes and olive oil. |
I like the taste of this coffee (bitter rather than sour). |
Both my husband and I ordered from the restaurant week menu. I chose the white bean soup for the first course. Creamy and tasty. |
And for the dessert, I chose the flour-less chocolate ganache. This was very dense and rich, but not too sweet. I am not a big fan of chocolate, but this was OK. |
My husband's first course was the arugula salad with shrimp. |
The grilled sea bass was his second dish. |
Inside the paper, the sea bass and some vegetables were nicely grilled. The fish was moist and lightly flavored. |
At the corner of the restaurant is the bakery for takeout. |
Pistachio meringues (the middle glass case) looked great, so we got one (we tasted it later, and it was very good). |
And we also got one orange tart. |
After the lunch, we walked around the area with Poirot. It was cloudy and windy, but warm today - a good day for walking. |
This is the Children's Museum. Many parents and kids were visiting here today. |
Poirot was curiously sticking his head out of the fence of the bridge... |
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