Trillium is a brewery in the Seaport. The line out the door will be full of people coming for the beer, but the food is actually really good, too.

Muqueca is an excellent casual Brazilian restaurant in Inman Square.

Red’s Best is a seafood stall in the Public Market Downtown.

James Hook Lobster is a seafood shack in the middle of Downtown Boston.

Pauli's is a North End sandwich shop that makes an enormous lobster roll, amongst other good lunch options.

Lobstah On A Roll is a counter-service lobster roll spot in the South End.

Yankee Lobster is a seafood shack on the Seaport that makes a lobster roll you should probably try.

Lolita is a Mexican place in the Seaport that's more like a gothic bar than a restaurant.

The Barking Crab is a mediocre seafood restaurant in the Seaport with a location that’s. . . very much not mediocre.

KO Pies is a chill spot for meat pies and outdoor Jenga on the industrial waterfront of East Boston.

Shojo is a fun and colorful Asian restaurant in Chinatown that feels more like a bar than a restaurant.

Alcove is a West End American restaurant, and one of the only places to eat near the Garden that doesn't have Bobby Orr jerseys hanging on the wall.

Kala Thai is a great little Thai spot next to the Haymarket downtown.

No Relation is a secret sushi counter inside of a South End tiki bar that's also kind of a secret.

Dali is an eccentric and fun tapas restaurant in Somerville.

Futago is a decent Udon spot in the Fenway.