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What is the Nutritional Value of Prawns ? Healthy Seafood

Fresh prawns in Darwin offer a delectable and nutritious seafood option. Prawns are low in calories and a rich source of high-quality protein, making them an excellent choice for a healthy diet. They are also abundant in essential nutrients such as selenium, vitamin B12, and omega-3 fatty acids, promoting heart health and overall well-being. Incorporating fresh prawns from Darwin into your meals not only adds a delicious flavor but also contributes valuable nutrients to support a balanced and nutritious diet. To buy our product then visit our store:- Fresh prawns in Darwin or call us today at:- +61 8 8931 2003

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Golightly Silk Cats

Releases: 2009 & 2019 Japan, 2011 Flair UK, 2015 UK, 2019 US.  the 2011 version has gripping hands while the others do not. UK Descriptions: Fred has loved to dance ever since he was a little boy, and he's learned all kinds of dancing. He's especially good at ballroom dancing with his wife Holly. He's usually a quiet sort, but he comes alive when he gives dance lessons to the children of Sylvanian Village. Fred is also the chef of the Seaside Restaurant at the Sea Breeze Cape. He catches seafood himself and cooks delicious meals for his customers from his fresh catch. The plates in the restaurant have beautiful patterns that Fred painted himself. Holly loves drinking herbal tea by the window. She likes lace and always wears a lace shawl she's knitted herself. There aren't many Sylvanians who are as good at lace knitting as Holly is, so she teaches the other mothers in Sylvanian Village all about how she does it. Toby is kind and caring to everybody. If one of his friends is sad, he goes and cheers them up. At home, he performs the dances he's learned from his father Fred. Toby's little brothers and sisters love his dance shows. Tiffany's dream is to be a fashion designer. Her sketchbook is full of her designs. She's too shy to show her sketches to people often, but she hopes that someday all her friends will wear the clothes she's designed. US Descriptions: Mother Holly runs the Cloverleaf Corners Dance Studio with her husband. She teaches ballet and tap to young critters. Father Johnny is an amazing ballroom dancer, and has won several competitions with his wife. Sister Susie loves to go camping and often swims in the nearby lake. Brother Samuel spends most of his time playing tennis with his friends. Older Sister Lulu is a stylish makeup artist. She works in the makeup shop at the department store. So there’s reference to owning a dance studio,  being a chef at the Seaside Restaurant, and running the makeup stand at the department store. Sets: Family of 4 (2009JP, 2011/15UK, 2019 JP/US)- mom, dad, sister, brother. the 2011 version has gripping hands while the others do not. 2009 JP Twins- crawling baby in yellow and sleeping baby in pink. 2009 JP Standing Baby- standing baby in blue 2011 (Flair UK) Twins- crawling baby in blue and sleeping baby in yellow. 2019 Twins- crawling baby in yellow and sitting baby in pink. This was around when the twin packs were being changed, so there’s a pack with just a bottle and pacifier and one with the push along car. 2019 Standing Baby (JP) - in pink 2012 Ice Skating Duo (UK)- Cristopher Tailbury and Jayne Golightly with warm clothes and skates on. 2012 Gymnastics Game Set (UK) - Part of the sylvanian games series for the London 2012 Olympics. Features Judy Darwin Monkey and Ken Golightly.  2015 Seaside Camping Set - Susie in a pink plaid jacket with a tent and various camping equipment such as an outdoor grill, food, & plates. 2016 Carry Case US - Standing baby in blue with 2 pink beads, riding a boat toy. 2017 Carry Case - sitting baby in yellow on swing. 2017 Town Girl Series - Older Sister Lulu in white and purple satin dress with maroon purse. 2017 Ice Skating Friends - Silk Cat and Hopscotch rabbit girls in winter dresses with ice skates. 2019 Adventure Treehouse Gift Set - A treehouse home with many accessories. It also has a chipmunk sister and baby brother and a silk cat baby in a pink dress.

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5 MUST GO TO PLACES AFTER LOCKDOWN...

By Karmeta Clarke-Newman

1. TGI Fridays

The first place seeing me after lockdown is going to have to be TGI’s! That place definitely adds something special into their food, especially in their Jack Daniels sauce. Highly Recommended.

I can’t wait to tuck into another rack of ribs, not forgetting to mention their long list of great cocktails to choose from!

TGI Fridays is a family-friendly eatery with a brilliant atmosphere that's perfect for a casual place to eat, date nights or even birthday celebration meals. However, if your birthday is coming up and your family takes you to TGI Fridays - be prepared for the whole restaurant clapping whilst singing happy birthday to you.

Everyday feels like a friday when you walk into a TGI Friday restaurant. Their customer service is very good, staff are very welcoming and energetic. Customers are accommodated with plush leather booths suitable for cosy meet-ups.

Cuisine: American, American Fusion, Cocktails, BBQ & Grill, Burger Joint, Diner, Steak

Dress Code: Casual

Price point: £ £

2. Box Park

If you’ve not been to Box Park yet..I suggest you put it at the top of your ‘Things to do after lockdown’ list.

Boxpark is the world’s first pop-up mall, constructed entirely out of refitted shipping containers, – fusing the concepts of modern street food and fashion to create a unique shopping and dining destination. A Fantastic complex with a great choice of food outlets. Box Park is located in three different areas across london: Shoreditch, Croydon and Wembley.

If you enjoy listening to live sets from talented DJ’s, eating food and trying new drinks this is the place for you! A sociable place to spend time with your friends. A range of events are held at the 3 venues including previous appearances from Stormzy, Unknown T, WSTRN and more! From concerts to markets, bingo to sports screenings. Upstairs you'll find table tennis, pool and table football.

Cuisine: American, European, Asian, South American, Street Food

Dress Code: Casual

Price point: £ £

3. Tower bridge glass floor

Did you know you can experience a birds-eye view of London life, from 42 METRES above the RIVER THAMES?!

After lockdown i’m going to book a day visit to Tower Bridge - I’ve already put it into the group chat so it's happening!

This is a great experience if you like ‘thinking outside of the box’ activities, especially if you can deal with heights. Upgrade your ticket to a detailed tour of iconic structure and the stories behind it. Learn more about the Victorian Engine Rooms and the people who built it.  

The Tower Bridge glass floor is an award-winning visitor attraction open daily to the public. Definitely add this to your list to see London's defining landmark from a fresh perspective.

Tower Bridge is open 09:30 - 18:00

(last admission is 17:00)

All children aged 15 years and below must be accompanied by an adult.

Ticket Pricing:

Adult: £9.30

Senior: £7.00

Student: £7.00

Child: £4.70

4. Sky Garden

This is one of my favourite places to go! I love it here!

Are you thinking of a place to take that special person for that special occasion??  Well, you’ve found this listical just in time! I suggest you take them here. A perfect place to share a romantic experience and an unforgettable memory.

The Sky Garden is London’s highest public garden – a vibrant social space with 360-degree views of the city’s iconic skyline located at 20 Fenchurch Street. Serving food by restaurants, Darwin Brasserie, Fenchurch Seafood Bar & Grill and Sky Pod Bar.

The spectacular views from the outdoor balcony of the River Thames, where you can see the whole city including the shard from the top of this iconic building. Experience the panoramic nightlife view of the city, evening live bands and entertainment on the 43rd floor till 1am.

The beautiful scenery is accessible to all, and entry is free of charge. Yes, I said FREE! Tickets are available to book on a weekly basis but a  limited number of walk-in slots are available so book up to three weeks in advance of your visit.

Cuisine: Modern British, Seafood, British Brasserie

Dress Code: Day, Casual // Night, Fancy

Food and Drinks: £ £ £

Address

20 Fenchurch Street 1

Sky Garden Walk,

London EC3M 8AF

England

5. Golden Bee

JUST PICTURE IT...A warm sunset with a slight breeze, sat at a table with your group of friends laughing and drinking cocktails with soulful house playing in the background in summer.

The Golden Bee rooftop bar has you covered.

This bar livens Singer Street with its good vibes, parties and cocktail bars with monday nights devoted to film screenings up on the rooftop terrace - complete with bottomless popcorn and a blanket. Food is not served but call and inform them you are coming down 48 hours beforehand so they can order you a sushi platter ready for when you come - how thoughtful of them!

The seating is casual and relaxed but very luxurious and modern. Great bar staff who are friendly and welcoming! Definitely worth the visit..SEE YOU SOON GOLDEN BEE.

Dress Code: Casual

Price point: £ £ £

Address

Singer Street

London

EC1V 9DD

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Week Four: Friends, Family, and Food

The Capullana caves arch.

**Sorry for the late post, wifi access was minimal this weekend! I wrote most of this on Friday, so just pretend it’s Friday instead of Monday :) **

A month has flown by!! It was fun to see my mom this week and show her around Lobitos. The EcoSwell team made a number of new friends this week, including a couple of new volunteers. We are also now generating clean and drinkable distilled water! It’s been a busy week and there is lots to tell :)

The EcoHouse

Our homemade vegan fruit crumble!! It was delicious :)

We have a couple of new people in the EcoHouse!! Jenny arrived on Tuesday afternoon, and she seems great! She is going into her final year at Humboldt State in energy resources engineering (a major I almost did too) and is from the bay area. It’s been really fun to have another girl in the house; she’s very outgoing and fun to talk to! Jenny is helping Joris and I with the solar distiller, so we’re hopefully going to make a lot of progress in the next few weeks!

Jack arrived yesterday (Thursday). He’s from London and just finished his first year at uni studying geography (with a Spanish component). I haven’t had much of a chance to talk to him yet, but he seems really friendly and eager to help out. He’s here for NGO management, so he’ll be able to help me out with social media (yay!). With Jack we have seven volunteers and we only have room in the house for six, so he’s staying at Nacho’s hostel until Isa leaves next Friday.

Other than our newbies, we’ve had a crazy good food week. During this week’s Talara trip, the guys that went bought a lot less food than normal, which I think has upped our creativity and thus upped the awesomeness of our home-cooked meals. We had Taco Tuesday (as always), but we didn’t have tortillas, so we whipped up some homemade tortillas that were pretty amazing!! Wednesday was veggie burger night again and we cooked up some amazing veggie burgers using our now tried and trusted recipe (minimalist baker’s sweet potato black bean burgers). We also made a strawberry, nectarine, and papaya crumble that hit the spot for dessert! Thursday night we went out to Tranqui’s because Jack had just arrived and Jenny hadn’t been there yet, but he was out of his yummy plantains and french fries :( Luckily, though, Isa and Jenny and I had made two AMAZING vegan carrot cakes earlier in the day (we had a bunch of carrots we needed to get rid of) and everybody chowed down on them both Thursday night and this morning. And tonight we have a vegan pot pie in the oven that looks delicious and I can’t wait to eat!!

We also watched a couple of cool movies this week, one was called Rushmore, a Wes Anderson film about a guy who wants to stay at his prep school forever, and Ex Machina, which I hadn’t seen before and was a little crazy but pretty well done, I thought.

There also was a pisco party one evening, and four of our new friends (two pairs of van-life couples staying at La Casona from Germany and Austria) joined us and learned about what we do at EcoSwell (they were very into it)!

Work

Joris, Jenny, and I with our working distiller!

The distiller is officially up and running! It still needs quite a few improvements, but it can produce very pure distilled water. Right now we’re getting about three liters a day, but we think we can increase that quite a bit by making it more air-tight and making some other changes. We have spent quite a bit of time filtering seawater to get macro organisms out of the water (you don’t want stuff dying in the distiller and stinking up the water) and the distiller can take about 50 liters at a time, which it distills over about five days (right now). We’re on the way to making a really effective and sustainable source of clean drinking water for Lobitos!

Planting day was really fun this week, we had both of our new van life couples come help out, so we got a lot done pretty fast Wednesday morning! I helped germinate some oregano and cilantro and then mixed and poured dirt for the veggie garden/orchard. We also planted a bunch of vetiver (bug and odor repellant grass) on the path to the dry toilet. We took some group pictures and gave the van lifers EcoSwell shirts as thanks for their help! Then we made our classic big planting day breakfast and got working on the projects again.

On Friday, a few of us went in to Talara to look for materials for our projects (Jenny and I got some items that will improve the distiller), and I got to experience ProMart (the weirdly similar Peruvian version of Home Depot) and Plazavea, the grocery store. We went to lunch at Black Pepe, a local restaurant run out of a man’s living room, and had a delicious salad (I also tried a bite of a yummy classic seafood dish called mariscos) before heading home with our new materials.

Adventures

Mom and I at the Capullana caves!

This weekend was really fun because my mom was here from Friday to Tuesday and we got to go on some adventures and I got to show her around Lobitos! She arrived early Friday morning and knocked on the door just as I was leaving for a run. If you want to hear her wild travel story check out her facebook! Anyway, she made it after an exhausting night and crashed in my bed while she waited for the hostel to open. She moved into her room at lunch time and after work I went up to La Casona (the hostel up the hill where she stayed) and had a nice happy hour with her on the deck as we watched the sun set. She had already made friends with one of the van life couples (from Germany) and was talking up a storm in classic mom fashion. After sunset we decided to walk the beach down to a restaurant she had been recommended by some surfers, El Cuartel. It had amazing veggie burgers and sweet potato fries, along with quinoa and potato salads! After dinner we headed home and decided to watch The Martian with everyone, which ended up going until midnight and Mom found out that she had been locked out of her hostel. So, she came and slept in my twin-size bottom bunk bed with me and kept me up half the night with her snoring (haha..).

On Saturday we decided to head to Mancora (a touristy party town an hour and a half north) for the day as a little mother-daughter adventure. While we were waiting for the combie to take us to Talara from Lobitos, we met the other van-life couple (from Austria) and talked to them for a while as we all looked for a combie that would fit us. (We happened to meet both van-life couples at different times than the EcoSwell directors, but they both became friends with all of us! Funny how we all ran into each other one way or another.) Anyway, Mom and I successfully made it to Talara and then into a van going to Mancora, and as soon as we got to Mancora we walked the beach and wandered the vendor stalls (super touristy) and then had a yummy lunch at the Black Sheep, which had amazing vegan burgers and juices. We spent the next few hours hanging out on the beach reading, napping, and watching horses give people rides and rented ATVs zooming down the beach. After we had enjoyed the atmosphere for a while we went and had happy hour at one of the nearby restaurants, and I tried a Bolivian drink that mom had in Ecuador and mom tried a maracuya (passionfruit) sour. We wandered our way to the bus station and hopped on the Expo bus back to Talara with a French surfer dude we met in the bus station who was also headed to Lobitos. We made it into Talara after dark and barely caught the last Lobitos combie of the night, which we packed with sixteen people, a spare tire, a few bags of groceries, and a surfboard. It was a wild ride! We cooked up some pasta back at the EcoHouse, and that was the same night of the pisco party with the van-lifers that we’d met! Mom made it back before the hostel locked up, so I got my bed to myself again :)

Sunday morning I attempted to do laundry and mostly flooded the kitchen, but after a few hours my clothes were clean and the kitchen was once again dry. Mom and I went to the rocks at La Punta and tanned, read, and watched the surfers ride the big waves. We headed to lunch at Cora, a restaurant I’d heard a lot about but hadn’t yet been to, and had a yummy veggie stir fry while mom tried the fresh fish. That evening, Henry (our local surfer friend) offered to take us all to the Capullana caves up the coast a bit. A bunch of us hopped in his and his brother’s mototaxis with Henry’s two dogs and drove the dirt road to scramble around some cliffs and caves and watch the sunset. It was really beautiful, and climbing down and up the ropes was exciting! We saw little red crabs everywhere and a bunch of blue-footed boobies (famous birds that Darwin studied) that mom hadn’t even seen in the Galapagos. The caves were an incredible adventure, and I’m really glad mom was there to experience them too! We got home after dark and headed to Tranqui’s for our classic Sunday dinner.

On Monday after work, I went up to La Casona for happy hour and sunset with mom again, and the EcoTeam joined us a bit later! Mom challenged Andres, one of the directors, to a game of digital backgammon on her phone (he won but she was in the lead for most of the game) and we all headed to 420 for dinner after, where we had some yummy pizza and pasta and piña coladas for mom’s last night :)

Mom stopped by for lunch on Tuesday before she left for the airport, and I said goodbye and wished her good luck with the rest of her travels (from what I’ve heard it sounds like they’ve been going well!) and sent her off to the Talara airport with Julio, our neighbor. 

There weren’t many adventures the rest of the week, but on Thursday night at Tranqui’s we made friends with a drunk British guy who was cycling South America, and he called us EcoWarriors, so that was fun! 

One of the fishing boats (still in use!) on the beach.

This was a great week; it was really fun to see mom and hear her stories of her travels alone in Latin America, which I’m really impressed with (especially because she doesn’t speak any Spanish) and I’m glad I got out to see more of this area of Peru! The cooking this week was really fun, I definitely want to eat in and cook more. I can’t believe I’ve been here a month already; only five more weeks until I head south to Patagonia! Stay tuned for more fun stories and adventures (I had a bit of a wild weekend, details will be included in the next post)!

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Lavender Fields, Bouillabaisse, and Calanques: The 4-Day Weekend in Marseille

You already have some understanding of Provence; it’s a fancy region in France, oui? Oui, that’s right. Provence is chic, since it includes the glitzy Riviera (think Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez). It’s not as wine-drenched as Bordeaux, Burgundy, or the Loire Valley, but in place of those vineyards are purple lavender fields that roll into oblivion. They also happen to be just a short drive from Marseille, Provence’s capital and largest city (and France’s second-largest after Paris). A vacation anchored in Marseille offers all sorts of sensory rewards: There’s the smell of lavender, outdone only by the savonneries—the famed soap makers. There’s the taste of tomato-fish bouillabaisse stew, swapped for ratatouille if you’re seafood-averse (or especially hungry), chased by French wines that may or may not be Provençal. There’s the blue Mediterranean expanse to savor as the sun warms your skin, though it’s best earned by hiking through the forested Calanques National Park. After your trek, you’ll settle into a walled-in calanque cove to soak up the natural beauty and isolation. ]] Inn-to-Inn by Bike in Southern France The city itself is restless, in a good way. It has the reputation of being grittier and more grounded than Paris—which is a compliment, really. There’s rarely a quiet moment in the Vieux Port, between the ferries to Count of Monte Cristo-inspired Chateau d’If, the aperitif crowd, and the late-night local revelers. It’s teeming with top-tier restaurants that don’t know how top-tier they are. The city is grounded and world-class, without the urge to show it off. Four days is not enough, in my opinion, given how much time you could spend exploring the region. But if that’s all the time you’ve got, here are the places to spend it.

Where to Stay in Marseille

]] Hotel Dieu—InterContinental Marseille: You really can’t miss seeing Hotel Dieu, just off the Vieux Port, acting like a palatial gateway to the old town. You might even mistake it for a royal palace, though it’s actually an 18th-century hospital that was operable until the early aughts. In 2013, it reopened as the InterContinental—Hotel Dieu, and is now one of the most luxurious homestays in Marseille. There’s the Michelin-starred Alcyone onsite, serving inventive Mediterranean fare, as well as the terraced cocktail bar Capian offering aerial views of Vieux Port and Notre-Dame de la Garde. As for the rooms, well, it’s an InterContinental after all; you get stately accommodations designed in mineral tones to match the city’s rocky coast. The icing on the cake is the onsite Clarins spa, fit with a warm indoor pool, experience showers, hammams, massage and spa treatments, and an adjacent fitness studio. Le Petit Nice Passedat: The 16-room Le Petit Nice Passedat offers 5-star luxury with views of the sea—and private terraces from which to take it all in. It’s connected to the 3-Michelin-star restaurant by the same name, serving eclectic regional seafood (get the Marseille favorite bouillabaisse fish stew multiple times in town, but order the deconstructed, reimagined version of it from the fixe prix menu). Both hotel and restaurant are passionate undertakings of noted chef Gérald Passédat. While you’re a couple miles from the city center, it’s no inconvenience given the day or two you’ll spend near the coast or daytripping from the city altogether.

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What to Do in Marseille

If you plan to hit the city’s key tourist attractions and want unlimited public transit access (in particular its bold-and-bright orange metro), then consider purchasing a Marseille Tourism Pass for intervals of 24, 48, or 72 hours (for 27, 37, or 43 euros, respectively). You can purchase it at various spots in Marseille: the Tourist Office and Convention Centre, La Capitainerie des Docks, Vieux-Port and Saint Charles metro stations, or Airport Information Office. Hike the Calanques: See “Day Trips” below. Vieux Port (Old Port): Marseille’s central bustle seems to swirl around the Vieux Port, a hotel- and restaurant-lined marina that stays boisterous at all hours of the day and night. You can nestle in for aperitif or a late-night bar crawl, stock up on soaps and market souvenirs, catch the boat to Chateau D’If, or marvel at religious relics like Saint Victor’s Abbey (5th century), or Saint-Ferréol les Augustins (15th century). ]] Going on an Outback Helicopter Pub Crawl Outside Darwin Buy soap: Since the 17th century, Marseille has been known for soap-making, and the city is still famous for its 72-percent-oil recipe. And because it’s more of a tradition than a reliable global export these days, Marseille soap makes for a terrific gift or souvenir from your travels. Save some room in your suitcase, and never mind if you have yet to appreciate this craft: You’ll have a hard time narrowing down which scents and shapes to bring home—and for next to nothing. (At the very least, you’ve got to get some lavender soap, since it’s Provence.) Stock up at these stores and makers: La Savonnerie Marseille, La Maison du Savon, Soap Factory — Le Serail, or The Marseille Soap Museum. Unité d’Habitation/Corbusier’s Radiant City: Le Corbusier’s architecture is characterized by the marriage of colorful expressionism with functional spaces, and this “Radiant City” apartment complex is one of the most famous structures. (It’s now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and French National Monument.) This residential complex largely influenced the brutalist movement and redefined urban living for its residents, thanks to symmetrically designed apartments and thoughtfully executed public spaces. Most notable is Le Corbusier’s use of color, which you’ll see from inside and out. Book an English tour while in town for an eye-opening tour at the complex, including a preserved apartment room. (The others are now inhabited by some of Marseille’s upper class. A pre-booked Saturday 10 a.m. tour is requisite for viewing, unless you otherwise visit the onsite cafe or stay in the onsite hotel. ]] Coastal R&R: Head to the coast for aperitifs, sunbathing, long walks on the cliff, romantic dinner views, and more. Just note that sandy beaches are few and far between and rather small, hence why most residents are totally fine lying out on the rocks. If you crave sand, point yourself to Plages du Prado, Plage du Prophete, Plage Borely, Plage de L’Estaque. If you want to relax under the sun on a reserved beach lounger, drink in hand, with a ladder into the big drink, then call one or two days ahead to Le Bistrot Plage, a restaurant and public beach club that will have you feeling like you’re at the Riviera, minus any absurd prices. 15 Beaches That Are Better in the Fall Chateau d’If and Frioul Archipelago: You might know this 16th-century army fortress as a key setting in The Count of Monte Cristo. Chateau d’If on the smallest island of the Frioul Archipelago, just two miles west of the city. Book a roundtrip ferry to and from the Old Port to the Chateau for a 45-minute tour (plus ferry travel time), and you can even hop off at Ratonneau, one of the larger of the Frioul Islands, for lunch or leisure, before returning to Marseille’s port. (Walk to the cozy but sandy Plage de Saint Estève from the Frioul Port if you want some snacks and beach time away from the city.) MuCEM and Villa Méditerranée: If you fancy some art, history, or both, then check out MuCEM, or the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, as well as the neighboring exhibition hall Villa Méditerranée. At the very least, take a walk to the end of the harbor where they reside, to gawk at their marvelous facades. ]] Cathédrale La Major: In stark contrast to the neighboring and aforementioned art museums, this massive 19th-century Byzantine-Roman-Revival–style cathedral is all-imposing. Off the Beaten Path: 27 Epic Views Every Hiker Should See Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde: Marseille’s compass rose, if you will, this hilltop Catholic basilica can be seen from nearly everywhere in the city, and offers stunning panoramas for that same fact. Parc Borély: In a city not known for its parks, the 17-hectare Borély stands out as one of Marseille’s prettiest features. Catch some fresh air in its formal gardens, mosey across the promenade to the coast, or visit the neighboring botanic gardens. La Vieille Charité Cultural Center: History, culture, art, and performance come together at the 17th-century grounds of La Vieille, in the heart of Marseille’s old quarter, Panier. Orange Vélodrome: Be it rugby, soccer, or stadium concerts, the Orange Vélodrome is probably playing host to some event while you’re in town. You can also tour the century-old, ever modernized stadium, in case you can’t catch a game.

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Where to Eat and Drink in Marseille

Pizzeria Chez Jeannot: It’s not just a pizzeria—really, get the steak or the catch of the day—but it’s very much a staple tucked inside the cozy port de Vallon des Auffes. It makes for a romantic date night, or a great group dinner. Book ahead. Chez Fonfon: A perfect place to slurp bouillabaisse and savor a bottle of wine. The fancy Fonfon resides next to the aforementioned Chez Jeannot inside port de Vallon des Auffes. Yes, it’s worth coming to this nook twice in one weekend. Carlotta With: Seasonal dishes, local ingredients, all done real nice and French-like. Come for any meal, or a respite between. How to Order a Pint of Beer in Some of Europe’s Biggest Beer Hotspots Le Café De L’Aabbaye: Plan at least one hours-long aperitif here, alongside Marseille’s hip and scene-y crowd. You might even see a few French A-listers enjoying the same vices. (We did, apparently, according to our sharp-eyed and starstruck hosts.) Le Four des Navettes: Marseille’s oldest bakery (dating back to 1781), and perhaps still its most notable. Get their famed orange blossom biscuits. ]] Le Carrousel: Come here for craft beer, with a dozen on tap and two dozen by the bottle. La Côte de Boeuf: This Vieux Port staple has every cut of meat you might want—not just beef—and 400 kinds of wine with which to chase it all. 18 of the Best Modern Cocktail Bars in Europe Le Miramar: Have your pick between the bouillabaisse or bourride stews, the fixed menu (with the likes of scorpion fish and truffle bass), or the shellfish platter for two. Le Café des Épices: A deep-dive into colorful Mediterranean flavors, with dishes like octopus-pan-fried chard and confit lemon boneless rabbit. Madame Jeanne: Natural wines paired with fresh, small-menu dinners—like confit rabbit-shizo squash. Where else can you get that?

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Day Trips From Marseille

Calanques Hiking: The rocky coastline of Marseille leads to the Calanques National Park, a 200-sq. mile grade-changing wonder with an equally rugged shore. It’s most spectacular from its various inlets, the actual calanques, which are walled in by dolomite or limestone and collect the crystal-blue waters in their public basin. You’ve got to earn this reward though, by parking your car and hiking through the national park itself—some of them are reachable under half an hour, others twice or triple the distance. It can be unpredictable, but think of this as a beautiful hike with a relaxing reward at the end (on rough, rock-covered beaches), rather than framing it as a beach day preceded by a hike. I think that mentality will better suit the experience—and will inform the necessary footwear you must wear for the walk. Rent a car; pack water, sunscreen, lunch, and a backup phone charger; and head to the Calanques for at least one full day of your visit—and budget the day, starting early to maximize water time. And yes, you can also boat into some calanques from nearby Cassis or other small towns. But that’s kind of cheating. Oh, and during the hottest months of the year, namely July and August, the park is susceptible to fires, and oftentimes closes for entire days. So check the park calendar the day before you go, to see the forecast and clearance for the following day. The Best Budget-friendly European Cities For Travelers ]] Avignon or Aix-en-Provence: Provence provides plenty in lieu of humbler urban day trips. The medieval, walled-in historic center of Avignon makes for a charming and humbling day trip, just one hour by car and half that by train. Or opt for Cézanne’s birthplace, Aix-en-Provence, which is buzzing with academic energy. It’s a half-hour from Marseille by train or car. Lavender fields near Luberon and Verdon: Want to see Provence’s trippy purple lavender fields? Rent a car and point it to the various farmlands between Luberon and Verdon. Do this in late spring through mid-July, and you’ll feel like you’re on another planet, with sprawling rows of purple—not to mention the soothing scent lingering in the winds. As a landmark, you can route yourself to the picturesque town of Valensole for dinner or lunch—you won’t miss the lavender fields on this drive, so long as you’re in season. The post Lavender Fields, Bouillabaisse, and Calanques: The 4-Day Weekend in Marseille appeared first on Men's Journal. Read the full article

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Darwins

Darwins Award Winning Family Run Restaurant Recommended by the Irish Independent as one of the Best "For All" Restaurants" in Ireland

  Welcome to Darwins Darwins is a Family run restaurant offering contemporary international cuisine with an extensive menu catering for "carnivorous, coeliac and vegetarian" diners. We pride ourselves on our certified Irish Black Angus beef and Wicklow lamb sourced directly by our in-house butcher from a small number of specially selected farms. See Darwins restaurant in 3D Our name ‘Darwins’ was inspired by the book Charles Darwin wrote called ‘Origin of Species’ All our meats are fully traceable & personally selected through our in house butcher’s at therear of Darwins. We really do know the ‘origin of our species’ and we only use the freshest ingredients to produce the best dining experience for you. Our menu is further enhanced by our fresh Seafood dishes, and as Mother and Daughter owners Amy and Dolores are vegetarian, you can be sure of a great selection of Vegetarian and Vegan dishes. Private Dining At Darwins, we can cater for wide private dining needs. Our private dining room cater for 40, our multi room design allows for separate semi-private areas and are available for corporate lunch bookings. Enjoy a Free Round of Cocktails when you Book Today

Those of you who have been dining with us for a long time know, Darwins is not just a restaurant to us, it's about family and making memories. It is now and has always been a labour of love. Not just for the two of us but for the wider Darwins team too. This has been our most successful year to date. We have loved every minute of it and your feedback is what has made it worthwhile. We have lots planned for 2019 and will share all the information via our Twitter and Facebook accounts. There will be some giveaways and competitions just for our Newsletter subscribers so make sure to keep your eye out! A really big thank you to you all for sharing your memories with us, we appreciate it and look forward to seeing you in 2019. A LA CARTE DINNER (pdf) PRE -THEATRE MENU (pdf) WINE LIST (pdf) Book a Reservation 

Enjoy a Free Round of Cocktails when you Book Today

Opening hours

Monday17:00-22:00 Tuesday 17:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 17:00 - 22:00 Thursday 17:00 - 22:00 Friday 17:00 - 22:00 Saturday 17:00 - 22:00 Sunday Holiday  and  Bank holidays Public Transit Green Luas (Stephen's Green) - 5 mins away Buses: 9, 20B, 33X, 46B, 46N, 122 Read the full article

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5 Health Benefits of Eating Seafood | Benchmark Seafood

Seafood is a nutritional powerhouse, providing an abundance of essential nutrients. It is an excellent source of high-quality protein, essential vitamins (such as vitamin D and B-complex vitamins), and minerals (including iodine, selenium, and zinc). These nutrients play crucial roles in various bodily functions, including immune system support and cellular repair.

To know more visit our site:- fish monger in Darwin or call us at:- +61889312003 & place your order online or in store and enjoy your taste.

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Top 25 Best Places to Visit in Australia

Australia is the only country in the world that is known as a continent glittering like a rare jewel between the Indian Oceans and South Pacific. This wild and gorgeous country is wrapped with surprises that will awestruck travelers, starting with the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Cairns. The prime tropical rainforest of Queensland’s Gold Coast Hinterland, the coastal cities of Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and the arid mountains and savannahs of Australia’s red sand are some major highlights for Australia tour packages from India.

Here are 25 places that must be added in your travel lists.

1. Sydney

Sydney is Australia’s favourite city and finest destination for international travelers across the globe. This engaging city has numerous attractions such as hearty dining opportunities, fascinating shows and entertainment, serene beaches, and a wild nightlife. Cultural attractions include the unique light sculptures of Vivid Sydney and the renovation Sydney Opera House. Sydney Olympic Park, home of the 2000 Olympics is a must visit for all adventure lovers. Nature enthusiasts will be charmed by many enchanting national parks and attractions, including free tours of the Royal Botanic Garden.

2. Gold Coast

Gold Coast is extremely beautiful for Australia honeymoon packages with Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads, and Surfers Paradise top most visiting destinations. Broadbeach is Gold Coast’s swanky, waterfront neighborhood where tourists relax at Kurrawa Beach, fancy shopping at Pacific Fair, and try your luck at the Jupiter Casino. Burleigh Heads is the ideal place for experiencing surfing with international pro events. Other places are Burleigh National Park, Burleigh Beach Tourist Park, and David Fleay Wildlife Park. Surfers Paradise is the hidden treasure of Gold Coast with the shops and cafés of Cavill Avenue, and the Q1 building with the SkyPoint observation deck.

3. Melbourne

Melbourne is a great metropolitan city giving the gateway to Victoria’s natural springs, awesome wineries, alpine villages, peninsulas, and charming coastline. The city offers as a culture and arts epicenter with happening bars, covert boutiques, quirky cafes, and lively restaurants found at every corner. The Southbank precinct is definitely the favorite place for artists featuring The Arts Centre, Recital Centre, MTC Malthouse, and the National Gallery of Victoria.

4. Cairns

Cairns is a calm city where travelers will admire the great outdoors. A necessary visit is the Great Barrier Reef known as the largest coral reef system in the world. Whitsunday Islands and Hayman and Lizard Islands are also some prime features. The Daintree Rainforest is worth visit and an inspiration for the movie Avatar, and the world’s oldest rainforest. For Adventurer lovers they have lot to offer such as whitewater rafting, tubing, bungee jumping, and skydiving.

5. Adelaide

Travelers planning for a cosmopolitan Australian experience should begin their journey in Adelaide. A hearty food and wine destination, the city also gives a chance for a fun foodie in the Adelaide Laneways, a former warehouse district repurposed into fancy bars and shops. The ideal way to discover the Central Market by leisurely walk through its hormone-free meats, seafood, and farm-fresh produce. History enthusiasts will love walking ancient Port Adelaide. Adelaide offers numerous beaches such as retro-bohemian Semaphore, surf happy Glenelg, laidback Henley, and quiet Grange.

6. Brisbane

Brisbane is an evergreen city and part of Australia honeymoon packages offering visitors variety of experiences such as the outdoor urban fun of Riverlife Adventure Center, the magnificent gardens of Mount Coot-tha and the City Botanic Gardens, the subtropical rainforests of D’Aguilar National Park as well as the Australia Zoo. Redcliffe Jetty Markets artisanal market and James Street’s boutique retail shops is surely a shoppers paradise. Those who have a way for history surely discover Brisbane’s convict and World War II history. Travelers can enjoy breathtaking views above the Wheel of Brisbane or climb Story Bridge, cruise the Brisbane River, or take a brewery tour to explore the city.

7. Broome

If you adore different cultures then Broome and the Kimberley are the destinations to know about Aboriginal culture. It is situated in the northernmost corner of West Australia, the Kimberley is home to sailing charters that redefines the Buccaneer Archipelago. You can try Horizontal Falls by boat or seaplane, tour a pearl farm at Willie Creek, or have a complete guided jeep tour of Dampier Peninsula with the excellent James Price Point beach. The other must-do activities in Broome are the futuristic hovercraft flights out to sea, and the adventurous camel rides on the beach during sunset.

8. Byron Bay

Byron Bay is located on the northernmost coast of New South Wales. A famous Australia packages from India destination filled with beaches and hinterland. The temperate climate here is suitable for outdoor activities. Cape Byron Headland Reserve has been known as one of the most beautiful places on Earth, with rugged cliffs and unbeatable views of both the ocean and hinterland, rainforests, and vast sandy beaches. It highlights Cape Byron Lighthouse, Australia’s most easterly and most powerful lighthouse. Offering more than seven nature reserves, tourists will search plunging waterfalls, rainforest communities, endangered species, isolated beaches, places for rock scrambling and bird watching, and much more.

9. Canberra

If you are planning to have best things to see and do in Canberra, then you only need to checkout Lake Burley Griffen. The lake is in the heart of the city and most of the prime features ring its shoreline, such as the boomerang-shaped New Parliament House that lays on its shore, forming one side of the Parliamentary Triangle. The National Carillon with 55 bronze bells is placed on Aspen Island, one of six islands in the lake’s center. Other highlights are the solemn Australian War Memorial, the National Gallery, Questacon – the National Science and Technology Center, and many different sites.

10. Darwin

Darwin is known as the laidback capital of the Northern Territory with Asian and Aboriginal inspirations. You will see Aboriginal art in remarkable museums and galleries here. The Nightcliff suburb gives the chance to enjoy a lively food van scene with Asian, Greek, and other cuisines. The beachside neighborhood is ideal for wandering along the jetty or a dip in the shaded waterfront pool. Mindil Beach os ultimate for enjoying sunset market with international food stalls, crafts, street performers and music. You can also try the journey from Stokes Hill Wharf for a sunset harbor cruise.

11. Fraser Island

Fraser Island has been the world’s largest sand island. The World Heritage-listed island offers over 100 freshwater serene lakes, towering rainforests, sand dunes, a shipwreck, and splendid sandstone cliffs. This is the destination for eco-tourists and shore anglers. Tourists can try island cruises to know about the western side, guided island tours, and self-drive tours. Anglers will adore the fishing off Kingfisher Bay Resort jetty, Sandy Cape, or Indian Head. There are various rides such as hot air balloon, helicopter, and airplane tours; nature and wildlife tours; ranger-guided four-wheeler tours; secluded beaches; and crystal-clear lakes. Lake McKenzie is the most awe inspiring of them all and a must-see.

12. Grampians National Park

For nature enthusiasts who also love a good bottle of wine, Grampians National Park is the destination that will serve your senses. This nature reserve in Victoria is recognised for its rugged sandstone mountains, ideal for knowing dramatic rock formations, ancient Aboriginal rock art, and ultimate waterfalls via mountain biking, four-wheeling, or trekking. Wildlife can be witnessed in abundance here including kangaroos, koalas, and emus. Some of the prime places are Mackenzie Falls, Reeds Lookout and the Balconies overlooking Victoria Valley, The Gap Vineyard, Baroka Lookout overlooking Fyans Valley and Halls Gap – gateway to the park.

13. Great Otway National Park

Great Otway National Park starts from Torquay to Princeton and ends up towards Colac after passing through the Otways hinterland. The vast park gives majestic rugged coastlines, rock platforms, clear sandy beaches, and a windswept heathland. Towards the north, tourists will provide a complete varied landscape of towering forests, serene lakes, thundering waterfalls, and ferny gullies. The park includes The Great Ocean Walk, around 55 miles from the stunning resort town of Apollo Bay to the Glenample Homestead, which neighbors the 12 Apostles. Nature lovers will have fun discovering the area on a mountain bike or via horseback and also picnicking at the numerous waterfalls.

14. Hobart

Hobart is the tiny, spectacular, capital city of Tasmania boasting huge city sights, a hearty food scene, bold art, and many natural attractions. A Foodies paradise where they can try a wealth of dining experiences from the lively restaurant strips in North Hobart or ancient Salamanca to the waterfront restaurants along the city’s docks. Visiting the MONA would be great cultural experience being the continent’s largest privately owned museum constructed within sandstone cliffs and be amazed by an eclectic collection of Old and New World art that just can’t be missed.

15. Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park is one of the grand nature reserves in the world and also listed in World Heritage Area for both its natural and cultural heritage. There are plenty of distinctive experiences available within the park, like trying the spectacular natural rock art galleries featuring over 50,000 years of Australia’s rich heritage. You can try the most popular Yellow Water Cruises through Kakadu’s wetlands and four-wheeler tours to unique areas like Boulder Creek, Twin Falls, and Gubara Rock Pools.

16. Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is placed in South Australia stretched over 300 miles of picturesque coastline highlighting many pristine beaches. It’s the perfect place to watch wildlife in the bushland while enjoying various adventures. The island gives natural attractions like Admirals Arch, Flinders Chase National Park, Hanson Bay Sanctuary, and the Penneshaw Penguin Center, suitable for witnessing the local wildlife. For adventure lovers will try sandboarding, quad biking, adventure caving, and horseback riding.

17. Kuranda

Kuranda is a breathtaking mountain village around 15 miles northwest of Cairns in Far North Queensland. It is a World Heritage-listed tropical rainforest and also recognised for having an energetic arts and craft culture due to its artisan inhabitants. There is too much to see in Kuranda like the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, Kuranda Koala Gardens, Birdworld Kuranda, Rainforestation Nature Park, and the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. You must be at the Kuranda Scenic Railway, for visitors going on a journey through the scenic Barron Gorge National Park as they glide by spectacular waterfalls, dense rainforest, and steep ravines.

18. Margaret River

Margaret River is located in Western Australia about a 3-hour drive from Perth; it’s known for its isolated beaches, wine, and adventures. The area gives visitors over 90 local tours like whale watching, horseback riding, hiking, and diving, as well as cultural and heritage activities. A travel lover will go to the cave and lighthouse tours, which helps you exploring underground beneath the surface of the Leeuwin Naturaliste Bridge where more than 150 special limestone-decorated caves reside. Beyond the touring experiences, head to the world-class restaurants, microbreweries, relaxing beaches, natural jewels, and towering forests.

19. Perth

It is situated on Australia’s west coast, the bright city of Perth seamlessly combines together scenic green parks and clear beaches with a small, thriving metropolis having various dynamic restaurants, lively bars, and amazing street art. There are plenty of things to do here, wandering through leafy Kings Park, touring the Swan Valley vineyards, or discovering nearby Rottnest Island. For your travel packages major attractions that must be added are swimming in the translucent waters of Cottesloe Beach, touring St. Mary’s Cathedral, swimming with dolphins in Rockingham and visiting Fraser Avenue Lookout.

20. Phillip Island

Phillip Island is the best family holiday destination for those planning trip to Australia. The island is home to many white beaches, exciting wildlife, and hi-octane motorsports. Wildlife watching is a bliss, where you can see koalas and penguins in their natural habitats. It’s also a great place to enjoy the water with many sheltered swimming beaches, a rugged coastline best suitable for surfing, ultimate fishing hot spots, and also whale witnessing from May to October.

21. Port Douglas

The gorgeous Port Douglas almost takes an hour to reach north from Cairns. In this favourable climate where balmy days turn into tropical evenings with clear starry skies there are unlimited things to do. It’s the only attraction in the world having two natural gems on the World Heritage List, including the rainforest of Daintree and the Great Barrier Reef. Cape Tribulation is a quaint village where these two special places meet, a hidden treasure all of its own.

22. Royal National Park

The Royal National Park is a Sydney Heritage-listed park constructed in 1879 and also the second largest national park in the entire world. It’s an outstanding day-trip excursion that gives endless things to do like bushwalking, fishing, bird watching, and whale watching. Appreciated by locals as “the Royal” or “Nacho,” is where you will get everything from sandy beaches to rainforest, wandering amongst fascinating plants, watch native wildlife, surf, and cycle. It’s also most suitable for camping, barbecuing, and picnicking.

23. Townsville

Townsville is a major gateway to the Wet Tropics, Queensland outback, and Great Barrier Reef, providing visitors over 320 days of sunny skies each year, green tropical gardens as well as national parks that are on the UNESCO World Heritage list. This youthful city highlights Federation-style architecture, alfresco dining, boutique shopping, and calm beaches. With plenty of things to do, it could be difficult to select from where to start, but you can begin with this prime feature like the SS Yongala – the country’s biggest unblemished shipwreck – should be in your lists.

24. Uluru-Kata National Park

Uluru-Kata National Park is listed as World Heritage destination and one of best Australia’s attractions within the country’s Red Centre. This royal ochre-colored desert landscape is rich with Australian indigenous spirituality and culture, giving tourists many ways in which to discover it. You can wander with an Aboriginal guide while knowing about ancient traditions and tales from Dreamtime. Riding across this lovely desert landscape while on the back of a camel, or trying through behind the handles of a thundering Harley Davison, is also a great option. Visitors can experience the high skies via a hot air balloon or helicopter to take in these beautiful surroundings.

25. Whitsunday Islands

Just off the Queensland Coast in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef are 74 fascinating and admirable island wonders, the Whitsunday Islands. These islands include Hamilton Island, Hayman Island, Daydream Island, and Long Island. These Queensland resort islands offer welcoming, activity-based, eco-friendly, luxury, foodie-inspired and all-inclusive accommodation options. Visitors can try activities like sailing, swimming at isolated beaches, rejuvenating spa treatments, jet-skiing, helicopter sightseeing and skydiving.

Source- https://www.parasholidays.in/blog/top-25-best-places-to-visit-in-australia/

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What's on the Navy's dinner menu?

Updated May 27, 2019 23:20:24

Photo: Fifty loaves of bread per day, two weeks worth of fruit and veg and 10kg of croc build up the bulk of LS Luke Bodner's shopping list. (Supplied: Defence Force Recruiting ) When you picture a defence force dining hall, do you imagine sterile metal trays being spooned mass-produced slop for dinner? You are not alone. During the Territory Taste Festival, Navy, Army and Airforce chefs showcased the reality of cooking for the troops, and the menu did not disappoint. The team behind the stovetops served up a selection of territory favourites like buffalo, crocodile and lamb with local bush tucker flavours. Leading Seaman Luke Bodnar said life as a chef at sea came with interesting challenges but had provided him with a lifetime of experience. "I do recommend being a chef for the defence force, yeah you are first up and last to bed, but it's a job I can take anywhere," he said. "You get to use the world's best ingredients, every new port is an opportunity to grow your culinary skills." A peek in the pantry LS Bodnar has been a chef with the Navy for 13 years and visited 16 countries across multiple deployments. He said it was his dad who inspired him to join the defence force. "My dad did 20 years in the navy as a combat systems operator," he said. "I have always loved cooking and food, so I wanted to combine my dad's history and my love of food together that's why I became a chef with the navy."

Photo: LS Bodnar explained depending on the size of the vessel, there can be up to 30 cooks in the ship's kitchen. (ABC News: Gabrielle Lyons) When walking onto his first vessel as a new recruit, LS Bodnar admitted he had low expectations of the kitchen he would be working with. "My initial assumption of the sort of kitchen I would walk into on a Navy ship was an oven and a deep fryer, but that's just not the case," he said. "The kitchens are large and have spaces for prep, multiple fridges, up to four hot plates, even eight on larger vessels, deep fryers, and every bit of equipment you could imagine." Although LS Bodnar agreed many meals must be produced in mass quantities to feed anywhere between 30 and 100 crew members, he said there's no slop on metal plates. "We bake fresh bread onboard. We are much more than just chefs, definitely gets the crew pretty excited when they can smell fresh bread coming out of that galley," he said. "The quality of food on board is fantastic, from sirloin steaks, spaghetti bolognaise, lamb shanks, lasagne and theme nights too just to avoid the feeling of groundhog day on the boat. "Pizza night is a real favourite. I suppose it's all about comfort food and meals that make the crew feel closer to home."

Photo: LS Bodnar says his specialties are derivative of his German-Hungarian background, but he's also a dab hand at satay. (ABC News: Gabrielle Lyons) Surprise produce at international ports LS Bodnar said, with each international port he had pulled into, he had learnt to adapt his menus to suit unusual new produce. "When I was on the Gulf deployment in Iraq we received a crate filled with milk cartons that had a picture of a camel on it, the crew were really concerned we would be serving them camel milk for breakfast," he said. "Luckily it was cows' milk just bad labelling. "The hardest ingredient I have had to work with is lambs' brains. Trying to sell lambs brains on the servery line is near impossible so we called them 'lamb nuggets' didn't last for long before we were caught out." Similarly, LS Bodnar said trying to accommodate cultural expectations into an onboard menu had left him high and dry. "When I was deployed to East Timor, no-one told me that the crocodile was their national animal. I didn't know this when I prepared 10kg of crocodile meat for the trip," he said. "I felt like Bubba Gump [American seafood restaurant chain] trying to use croc for just about every meal for the crew croc tacos, boiled croc, croc burgers. "They were pretty sick of it by the time we got back to Australia."

Photo: Forget mass-made slop in a stainless steal vat. Each of his chefs learn to be bakers as well. (Supplied: Defence Force Recruiting) Christmas dinner and birthdays call for extra special menu editions. "Of course we change up the menu for special events, if it's your birthday and you want pulled pork burgers I'll say 'sweet, let's do it'," he said. "The only downside, as a chef people tend to forget your birthday. One year I made myself a solo cupcake, took it up to the deck with a candle and sung happy birthday to myself." The forgotten sectors of Defence LS Bodnar said he felt lucky to have had his dad give him inside knowledge of the defence force, and positions on offer outside of frontline combat. "I don't think too many people recognise just how many sectors of defence there are," he said. "Being a chef is a great way to see the world and walk out with a trade, which would allow me to work anywhere in the world." Flight Lieutenant Brendon Knopke has focused on the recruiting aspect of defence and agrees there's more than meets the eye working in the defence force. "There are over 300 roles throughout the defence force, most people don't know that the hospitality sector exists," he said. "We want to educate the wider public about how many options there are and show that it's not mush on a plate. "Our chefs are fantastic. It's an exciting sector within our team."

Photo: After 13 years with the Australian Royal Navy, LS Bodnar has travelled to 16 countries. (Supplied: Defence Force Recruiting) Topics:defence-and-aerospace-industries,defence-forces,defence-industry,food-and-cooking,lifestyle-and-leisure,recipes,diet-and-nutrition,travel-and-tourism,darwin-0800 First posted May 27, 2019 17:11:14 http://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05-27/what-is-on-the-navy-dinner-menu/11152228

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Australia

G’Day, Mates! We were happy to find that people in Australia really do use the word ‘mate’ all the time. When we were in the planning stages of this trip, Australia was hands down one of the most challenging pieces to plan. Knowing we only had a week, and Australia is almost the same size as the US, we relied heavily on advice from friends who had been to Australia or had lived in Australia. It seemed like each person we asked for advice had a different opinion than the last person. Some pieces of advice included: “Go to Sydney, it’s amazing.” “Skip Sydney. It’s touristy…so go to Melbourne instead.” “You can’t miss the Great Barrier Reef. “ “The Great Barrier Reef takes a really, really long time to get to.” “Go to Darwin- it’s the most authentic city in Australia.”

While the advice was all beyond helpful, informative, and detailed, given our time frame, you can see why it was challenging to plan. We quickly came to the realization that we clearly couldn’t see all we wanted to see in a single week. We knew we would love whatever we decided because...it’s Australia. After an overnight flight from Bali, our first stop brought us to Sydney where the weather was sunny, yet much cooler than the warm weather we experienced everywhere else on this trip. We were happy to finally use the winter weather clothes we packed. We had an amazing AirBnB host who let us check in early and gave us a brief overview of the neighborhood where we were staying. We set out for brunch at a small local restaurant called Yellow, where Nicole Kidman (!!) dines when she is in Australia. We spent the rest of the day wandering the must see areas of Sydney. When we turned the corner to see the Harbor Bridge and the Opera House it was one of those ‘knock your socks off’ views. Similar to seeing the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty. You just don’t forget the feeling when you see something so iconic. It’s also impossible not to think about Finding Nemo and continuously say, “P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney.” Which I obviously did the whole time.

Based on a recommendation from our AirBnB host, we hopped aboard a ferry to Manly Beach. We had an afternoon snack, coupled with a beer called Jet Lag, which was exactly what we needed to fight off the jet lag from our flight. The ferry ride gave amazing views of the Sydney Harbor. On the way back, we saw the Opera House lit up at night, which was equally as stunning as seeing it in the sunshine.

Our next day in Sydney was spent exploring smaller neighborhoods. We took a train across the Harbor Bridge and found a tiny park called Wendy’s Secret Garden. A woman named Wendy built this entire park in front of her house for the public to use in memory of her late husband. 

We walked back across the Harbor Bridge to an area of Sydney called The Rocks. It was filled with pubs and cobblestoned streets. At this point, it started to downpour, so we popped into the Hyde Park Barracks museum. Second to visiting the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, this museum was one of my favorites. It took me 30 years, but I’ve finally realized I truly value museums that let you experience something the way that it was actually experienced. In this museum, which gives a glimpse into how and why convicts were transported to Australia during the 1800′s, it meant taking a rest in replica hammocks where the convicts slept.

After exploring neighborhoods in Sydney such as Surry Hills and Woolloomooloo, we boarded our flight to Melbourne. Melbourne greeted us with cloudy skies and another very friendly AirBnB host who immediately gave us recommendations. His suggestions set us off to the Queen Victoria Market, just a couple of blocks away. The massive market had us oogling at fresh produce, meat, seafood, and cheese. We then walked through the central business district to Chinatown to grab some delicious dumplings. The picture below is actually from a restaurant in Manly beach, but I loved the meaning behind it and it just fit better in this spot.

Our next morning in Melbourne took us to our rental car company, where we cautiously rented a car to drive on the other side of the road. Props to Nick who drove us safely out of Melbourne, which meant tackling a right “hook” turn, tram tracks, and roundabouts- within the first 2 blocks of renting the car. 

We rented a car to be able to drive the Great Ocean Road (GOR) along the Southern Coast, also known as the Surf Coast. We stopped at absolutely amazing sights such as Bells Beach, The Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, The Arch, London Bridge, and The Grotto…to name a few. We stayed 2 nights along the GOR. One night in a youth hostel (admittedly, I booked this thinking it was a great way to save money…let’s just say that cinder block walls don’t give off a very cozy vibe on a cold night) and one night in an adorable AirBnB (I also booked this and redeemed myself for the youth hostel). We enjoyed traveling the GOR at our own pace, eating PB and J while driving through amazing scenery, and experiencing a very popular spot during the low season.

We arrived back in Melbourne for two more nights of city exploring. Melbourne is very trendy and hip and we made every attempt possible at making the few pieces of clothing we packed come across as mildly trendy (obviously, this was unsuccessful). Nonetheless, we loved this city. Alleyways filled with street art, graffiti artists painting as you walk by, damn good food, a free tram in the middle of the city, really good coffee, and adorable stores to lazily wander in and out of…what’s not to love?! [shoutout to Nancy in the 3rd picture below]

We are continuing our way hopping across the globe and are now on the South Island of New Zealand (Gasp! We didn’t go to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia…we know…as I said, it was a very hard decision). It’s been almost exactly 10 years since I was on the South Island studying abroad in college and I couldn’t be more excited to be back here to show Nick why I love this country. Completely unrelated, but I’ll leave you with this adorable pic of my third favorite FaceTimer, Sam. He’s so chatty…I can barely get a word in….

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How to have a good time in Australia, from budget ranger to luxury bunny

Whether you pamper yourself to the fullest or couch-surf your way across the world, the one thing we all have in common is our love for travel. When it comes to countries that can fit both end of the spectrum, we have it on good authority that Australia is one of those rare destination where everyone can have a really awesome time, regardless of their budget. To help you get started, here’s a list of activities that’d show you how to get the most from a holiday Down Under, your way.

The Budget Ranger (Budget Range: Low-Mid)

Elizabeth Quay Bridge, Perth, WA. Image: Tourism Australia

Some of the best vacations are the ones that don’t burn a hole in the wallet. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy an occasional luxurious treat to put the wind back in your sails. Put your savviness to the test and join fellow backpackers and budgeteers in Australia's hippest urban precincts to eat, sleep and have fun without breaking the bank.

Sydney

Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi, NSW. Image: Tourism Australia

Spend an entire day at Bondi Beach for a relaxing (and free!) time under the sun, where you can check out the surfers hitting the waves, great vibes and even art installation.

Or, do a 1-2 hour coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee.

Roam around one of the largest and most important public gallery in Sydney, Art Gallery of NSW, for an impressive collection of contemporary artworks. Admission is free for most exhibitions and on Wednesday, the gallery opens till 10pm with free performances by musicians and more.

Cook up a storm and bring your own food to the Royal Botanic Gardens, where you can have a picnic amidst tranquil surroundings.

For cheap eats, pubs like the Norfolk and the Shakespeare in Surry Hills, or the North Bondi RSL for a cheap burger with a million-dollar view.

Brisbane

Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, QLD. Image: Brisbane

Take a free tour to know the ins and outs of the city with Brisbane Greeters.

A little red ferry called “the city hopper” runs completely free every half an hour, seven days a week, from Sydney Street to North Quay.

With 16,000 works packed inside this eclectic building, you’ll definitely spend a lot of time at the Gallery of Modern Art (free).

Fridays at Brisbane’s Powerhouse are heaps of fun. Lunch in the vicinity will set you back around AUD$10-20 max, but it will be so worth it. The highlight is dubbed Knockoff Fridays, where you’ll find free (good) comedy with views over the river. Booze sold separately.

Melbourne

Brighton Bathing Boxes, Brighton, Melbourne, Victoria. Image: Visit Melbourne

Unless you’re heading outside of the Free Tram Zone (which will be clearly identified by signs at tram stops), travelling around Melbourne’s CBD and Docklands is free!

Be an urban explorer by wandering around Melbourne’s maze of laneways to reveal quirky storefronts with anything from food, fashion to arts!

Take beautiful selfies at Brighton Beach, famous for its quaint colourful bathing boxes on the beach set against Melbourne’s skyline.

Catch an early train to the Sunday Camberwell Market for vintage bargains.

Perth

Quokka, Rottnest Island, WA. Image: Tourism Australia. Photographer: Rich Keam

Find fresh local produce, indigenous souvenirs, unique food offerings and a vibrant market culture at Fremantle Markets, opened every Friday to Sunday. While you’re there, check out Perth’s famous honey cake at shop #40.

Shell out extra cash to take a day trip to Rottnest Island because #quokkas.

Whale-watch from the shore near Rottenest Island, or join a tour to get up close and personal with these gentle giants!

Cycle or take a lovely stroll along the Swan riverside trail to explore the one and half hectares of inlet, island, landscaped gardens and public art via the striking arched suspension bridge and promenade circuit. Then end your evening admiring the view at Elizabeth Quay.

The Luxury Bunny (Budget Range: High)

Lobster, Bruny Island, TAS. Image: Tourism Australia. Photographer: Ellenor Argyropoulos

You who indulges in the finer side of life knows you can’t peg a price on comfort and experience. Experience the finest in food, fun and entertainment when you check out the list below!

Adelaide

Hot Air Ballooning, Barossa Valley, SA. Image: South Australian Tourism Commission. Photographer: Cameron Bloom

Embark on a luxury expedition across the revered wine regions of Barossa Valley.

Float across a mosaic of vineyards in a hot air balloon above the clouds, spend a day touring the valley’s signature wineries and indulge in a private tasting affair with artisan winemakers.

Have your wine and great food at the Appellation for a culinary fusion of local flavours before retreating to a peaceful night’s stay at the luxury hillside lodge—The Louise— just 75 minutes away from the Adelaide Airport.

Tasmania

The Hazards from Saffire Freycinet, Coles Bay, TAS. Image: Tourism Australia. Photographer: Ian Butterworth

Enjoy fresh seafood like oysters, rock lobster, abalone and sea urchin served straight from the water at the award-winning Tasmanian Seafood Seduction tour.

Check into luxury resort Saffire Freycinet, the number one luxury accommodation in Australia.  Situated right within the Freycinet National Park, the resort overlooks Coles Bay and has a breathtaking view of the nearby Hazards Mountain.

Shop, eat and indulge endlessly at the 300-stall Saturday Salamanca Market. Expect great eats, designer homewares, handmade jewellery and more.

Take a day trip out to Bruny Island, where you can check out the numerous boutique produce like ice cream, meaty delicacies, local tipple (see if you can get your hands on Sullivans Cove Whisky, winner of best Australian Single Malt at the World Whiskies Awards 2015) and fresh oysters – all day, every day!

Cairns

Heart Reef, Great Barrier Reef, QLD. Image: Tourism Whitsundays

Luxuriate in the island life at any of the luxury resorts situated in Whitsunday’s 74 islands. The island is also a great starting point to visit the Great Barrier Reef, a massive stretch of coral teeming with marine life.

Rent a yacht, dive or snorkel in the reef among turtles and colourful fish, lie on the deck and soak up the sun like your inner islander.

Alternatively, show your loved ones the world by taking a scenic flight over the Heart Reef, a natural heart-shaped coral formation that can only be viewed from above.

Enjoy fresh seafood dinners at every corner.

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The Boston Neighborhood Delivery & Takeout Directory added to Google Docs

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As many Boston restaurants pivot to different takeout and/or delivery options, we thought that it would be important to keep track of them all. You can’t eat at restaurants, but you can still support them by ordering their food. This directory is organized by neighborhood, and outlines the status of each restaurant, what they’re offering (delivery, takeout, etc.), and what platforms they’re on. If the restaurant is marked as closed, please consider visiting their website and purchasing merchandise or gift cards from them.

Right now, this isn’t a directory of every restaurant in every neighborhood, but we want to get as close as possible. We’ll be updating this guide daily - so if you don’t see your neighborhood spot, or if you’ve got a restaurant takeout or delivery tip, let us know at newsletter@theinfatuation.com.

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Somerville

Charlestown

East Boston

Seaport/South Boston

North End

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Chinatown

Back Bay/South End

Fenway/Mission Hill

Allston/Brighton

Brookline

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JP/Roslindale/West Roxbury

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Cambridge All Star Sandwich Bar $ $ $ $ Burgers ,  Sandwiches  in  Inman Square $$$$ 1245 Cambridge St 7.9 /10

All Star Sandwich Bar, and their sister pizza spot across the street, will continue to have takeout and delivery options through Grubhub. The Island Jerk Chicken Melt, already a favorite of ours, is just what we all need right now.

Curio Coffee $$$$ 441 Cambridge St

This great Cambridge coffee shop is still offering orders to-go, which means you can still get waffles throughout the day. Since the space is quite small and social distancing is important, you’ll have to place your order online ahead of time. They’re offering wine on the weekends too.

Loyal Nine $ $ $ $ American  in  Cambridge ,  East Cambridge $$$$ 660 Cambridge St 8.2 /10

We’re very happy to report that Loyal Nine is back open for takeout, Wed-Sun from 12-6pm. The espresso and coffee bar is also open. Pre-order on their website, or just walk up to their patio counter.

Bambara $$$$ 25 Edwin H Land Blvd

Bambara, located inside the Kimpton Marlowe Hotel, is open for takeout and delivery from 4:30-8pm, Tues-Sat. Visit their website for more information.

1369 Coffee House $$$$ 1369 Cambridge St

Cambridge coffee shop 1369 has closed its two locations, but they are doing local deliveries of cold-brew growlers and whole-bean coffee. You can also donate coffee to a first responder when you place an order on their website.

Sofra $ $ $ $ Mediterranean  in  Cambridge ,  West Cambridge $$$$ 1 Belmont St 8.9 /10

Sofra was closed for a short period of time, but they’re now open again from Wed-Sun for takeout. It’s a shorter menu than we’re used to, but we’ll take sesame caramel bites and chocolate hazelnut baklava any day. Place your orders here.

Bisq $ $ $ $ American  in  Cambridge ,  Inman Square $$$$ 1071 Cambridge St. 8.7 /10

Bisq is one of our favorite spots, and they’re currently offering fried chicken dinners for two, a few small plates, and cocktail mixers to-go. You’ll have to call (617) 714-3693 to order and choose a time slot between 3-6pm on Fri and Sat for pickup. The menu may change weekly, so follow along on Instagram for updates.

India Pavilion $$$$ 17 Central Sq

Central Square spot India Pavilion is open for takeout and delivery from 4-10pm daily on GrubHub. There appear to be a couple of special offers available right now, including a free mango lassi for any order over $30.

Alive & Kicking Lobsters $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Cambridge $$$$ 269 Putnam Ave Not

Rated

Yet

Alive & Kicking is a lobster shack that’s right in the middle of Cambridge, which is quite a sight to take in. They’re still open from 11am daily, selling whole lobsters and their famed lobster sandwiches to-go.

Hi-Rise Bread Company $$$$ 208 Concord Ave

Hi-Rise, one of our favorite local bakeries, is open at their Concord location for curbside pickup every day starting at 11am. They have bread and cookies available, but also a wide variety of flowers, pantry and produce items, and wine as well. Place an order on their website.

Tasty Burger $$$$ 40 JFK St

The Harvard Square location of the burger spot that was inspired by Pulp Fiction is now back open daily between 11am-8pm for delivery and takeout. Delivery orders can be made through Uber Eats, while takeout pre-orders can be placed online.

Talulla $$$$ 377 Walden St

Talulla in Cambridge is back open for takeout only between 4:30-8:30pm, Wed-Sun. They’re also relaunching their “Casseroles For A Cause” program, where every casserole ordered will provide bagged lunches for school kids in Cambridge. Place an order on their website.

Sugar & Spice Restaurant $$$$ 1933 Massachusetts Ave

Sugar & Spice Thai took a little breather, but they’re back open again for takeout and delivery. They’re still also doing their amazing “Free Meal Sundays,” where anyone can pick up free fried rice between 12-2:30pm, no questions asked.

Forage $$$$ 5 Craigie Cir

Forage, the farm-to-table bistro in Cambridge, is open for takeout. Most of the menu items are for stocking your pantry (house-made yogurt and smoked trout, for instance), but there are some more substantial options like pulled pork and chili available as well. Also, don’t miss their ice-creams, sorbets, and extensive wine list. Find the full menu on their website.

Cambridge Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Bar Food  in  Kendall Square $$$$ 1 Kendall Square, Building 100 Not

Rated

Yet

Cambridge Brewing Company is open Tues-Sat, 4-9pm, for takeout and delivery. All orders must be placed through this link, and delivery will only be available to Cambridge and Somerville residents.

Le's $ $ $ $ Vietnamese  in  Harvard Square $$$$ 36 JFK St 7.3 /10

Le’s Sushi Bar in Cambridge has an amazingly large menu that includes phở, udon, Korean BBQ, and sushi. It’s all available for takeout and delivery on virtually every platform.

Highland Fried $$$$ 1271 Cambridge St

Highland Fried, the sister restaurant of Somerville’s Highland Kitchen, is open from 3-8:30pm, Wed-Sun for takeout and delivery of things like buttermilk biscuits, burgers, BBQ ribs, and fried chicken, of course. Go to their website to place an order.

Casa Portugal $ $ $ $ Portuguese  in  Inman Square $$$$ 1200 Cambridge St 7.8 /10

If you’re really craving great seafood, then you should order from Casa Portugal. This spot is open Wed-Sun from 12-6pm - we recommend the Caldeirada á Portuguêsa. Call (617) 491-8880 to place your order.

Corazon De Frida $$$$ 1287 Cambridge St

Corazon de Frida opened right before the quarantine, and they’re still serving Mexican food staples like quesadillas, burritos, and tacos from 2-9pm daily. Place your order on Uber Eats.

Cafe Luna $$$$ 612 Main St

Cafe Luna is a breakfast and lunch spot in Central Square that’s open for takeout and delivery from 9am-2pm on the weekdays. They’re also open for brunch on the weekends.

Revival Cafe $$$$ 125 Cambridgepark Dr

Cambridge cafe Revival Kitchen is open for takeout and delivery, offering things like meal packages for two and a selection of coffee and grocery items. Their menu changes weekly, so go to their website or Instagram for more information.

Puritan & Co. $ $ $ $ American  in  Cambridge ,  Inman Square $$$$ 1166 Cambridge St. 8.0 /10

Seafood-centric spot Puritan & Co. is open daily from 4-8pm for takeout, with beer and wine available as well. The braised beef short ribs with grilled corn polenta sounds pretty great. Place an order on their website.

Formaggio Kitchen $$$$ 244 Huron Ave

Formaggio is open from 9am-5pm, Mon-Sat, and 10am-4pm on Sundays. While there’s only a limited amount of prepared food each day, they do have a lot of cheese, charcuterie, pasta, and sauces available. Delivery is $5 within two miles of the store - go to their website to place an order.

Pagu $ $ $ $ Japanese ,  Spanish ,  Fusion ,  Tapas  in  Cambridge ,  Central Square $$$$ 310 Massachusetts Avenue 8.7 /10

Cambridge Japanese-Spanish spot Pagu is open daily with a limited takeout and delivery menu, from 12-5pm. Don’t worry - it still includes suckling pig pork belly baos and a ramen survival kit for four. Orders should be placed here.

Cafe Mami $$$$ 1815 Massachusetts Ave

This Japanese spot inside of Lesley’s Porter building is open for takeout. Call ahead at (617) 547-9130 to ask for the daily menu and place an order.

Darwin's Ltd. $$$$ 148 Mount Auburn St

Three of the four Darwin’s stores are open for takeout, and you can place your order ahead of time on their website. Sandwiches are also available for delivery. The Mount Auburn location is offering fresh produce and beer as well.

Moona $ $ $ $ Mediterranean  in  Inman Square $$$$ 243 Hampshire St 7.0 /10

Mediterranean spot Moona in Inman Square is open for takeout and contactless delivery. They have a chicken tagine and roast lamb family dinner for two to six people, if you’re looking for a feast. Place an order on their website.

Alden & Harlow $ $ $ $ American  in  Cambridge ,  Harvard Square $$$$ 40 Brattle St 8.0 /10

It’s a bit of a stretch to say that Alden & Harlow is back open, considering they’ve only had one “pop-up” takeout day so far. But they’re announcing future takeout days on Instagram, and all the food we had here prior to the pandemic was stellar, so we think it’s a passable stretch.

Gustazo Cuban Kitchen & Bar $ $ $ $ Latin ,  Cuban  in  Cambridge ,  Porter Square $$$$ 2067 Massachusetts Ave 8.4 /10

Cuban restaurant Gustazo is offering a limited lunch and dinner menu for takeout and delivery (though it still includes truffled yucca fries). Place an order on their website.

Summer Shack Cambridge $$$$ 149 Alewife Brook Pkwy

Summer Shack Cambridge has reopened for takeout and delivery on a variety of different platforms, which means you can once again have 3 lb lobsters with bourbon and chives for dinner. Orders over $30 also come with a free cup of chowder.

Honeycomb Creamery $$$$ 1702 Massachusetts Ave

After a short break, Honeycomb Creamery is back with its amazing ice-cream, available for pickup and delivery through its website. We’re definitely considering the Horchata and Matcha Pistachio essential items. By the way, they’re also selling yeast.

S&S Restaurant $$$$ 1334 Cambridge St

Inman Square deli S&S is open for takeout between 11am-7pm daily. The takeout menu is available on their website, and orders can be placed over the phone at (617) 354-0777

EHChocolatier $$$$ 145 Huron Ave

Artisan chocolate shop EHChocolatier is offering their sweets for takeout and delivery. If you elect to do takeout, note that they have limited hours from 10am-2pm, Mon-Fri.

Royal East Restaurant $$$$ 792 Main St

Royal East in Cambridge has a pretty large menu, but we suggest sticking with the more Malaysian dishes like roti canai and curry fish filet. Takeout and delivery is available from 11:30am-9:30pm daily.

Iggy's Bread of the World $$$$ 130 Fawcett St

This Cambridge bakery is open from 7am-4pm daily, for curbside pickup and home delivery. Their stellar sourdough, granola, and chocolate chunk cookies are all available.

Boston Burger Company $$$$ 1105 Massachusetts Ave

Boston Burger is open for takeout and delivery at Harvard Square, Davis Square, and Fenway. Place an order on their website, or through UberEats and DoorDash.

Bondir $ $ $ $ American ,  Experimental  in  Cambridge ,  The Port $$$$ 279A Broadway Not

Rated

Yet

Bondir in Cambridge, normally a prix fixe menu restaurant, is now offering takeout intermittently. They’re utilizing a reservation system on their website so that remote payment can be made. Expect great things like homemade sourdough bread and basted hake.

Giulia $ $ $ $ Italian  in  Cambridge ,  Harvard Square ,  Porter Square $$$$ 1682 Massachusetts Ave Not

Rated

Yet

Giulia is one of the best Italian restaurants in the city, and they’re open for takeout Tues-Sat. The menu changes daily (follow along on Instagram for more details), but a number of their stellar pastas are available nightly. From 3pm onwards, call (617) 441-2800 to place a pre-order.

Chalawan $ $ $ $ Southeast Asian  in  Porter Square $$$$ 1790 Massachusetts Ave Not

Rated

Yet

Southeast Asian restaurant Chalawan in Cambridge is open for pickup and delivery on various platforms from 12-9pm daily. The full menu is available, including the excellent scallop and duck appetizer.

Mae $$$$ 781 Main St

Mae Asian, between Central and Kendall Square, has takeout and delivery available through GrubHub and Uber Eats. There’s a variety of Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese dishes available, as well as some unusual mashups like Thai mapo tofu.

Area Four $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Cambridge ,  Kendall Square $$$$ 500 Technology Sq Not

Rated

Yet

Area Four’s Cambridge location is open for pick-up and delivery Tues-Fri between 11:30am-8pm, and Saturday between 4-8pm. Orders must be placed through Caviar or DoorDash as the restaurant is no longer accepting in-person payments.

Violette Bakers $$$$ 1786 Massachusetts Ave

Gluten-free bakery Violette is still cranking out cupcakes, brownies, and pizza for takeout and delivery 10am-7pm Tue-Fri, and 9am-5pm on Saturday. They’re also doing delivery rounds - check their website for more information.

Black Sheep Bagel Cafe $$$$ 56 JFK St

Harvard Square bagel shop Black Sheep is open for takeout and delivery, and all payments must be made online through Uber Eats.

Craigie On Main $ $ $ $ French  in  Cambridge ,  Central Square $$$$ 853 Main St 8.6 /10

Craigie on Main is transitioning over to takeout and delivery through Caviar. Yes, if you’re wondering - the burger will be available as well.

Life Alive $$$$ 765 Massachusetts Ave

Life Alive - the vegetarian and vegan cafe with locations in Brookline, Cambridge, Back Bay, and the greater Boston area - has all of its stores open for pickup and delivery. Place an order through their website.

Izakaya Ittoku $ $ $ $ Japanese ,  Korean  in  Cambridge ,  Porter Square $$$$ 1815 Massachusetts Ave Not

Rated

Yet

Ittoku will be open for takeout and delivery through Grubhub. Don’t miss out on some okonomiyaki.

One Ramen $$$$ 1759 Massachusetts Ave

Despite its name, One Ramen also serves sushi, rice bowls, and takoyaki. Your wide-ranging orders can be placed on the restaurant’s website or on Uber Eats.

Anna's Taqueria $$$$ 446 Harvard St

Boston Mexican staple Anna’s is open for takeout and delivery on a wide variety of platforms. They’re also doing “Hero Meals,” where customers can purchase a meal for hospital teams for $10.

Tatte Bakery & Cafe $ $ $ $ Middle Eastern ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Cambridge ,  Harvard Square $$$$ 1288 Massachusetts Avenue 7.7 /10

Boston’s favorite coffee shop has now switched to online ordering through their website. Both takeout and delivery are available.

Lone Star Taco Bar $$$$ 635 Cambridge St

Lone Star will have takeout available between 12-9pm at both locations, with beer and wine available as well.

Shy Bird $ $ $ $ American  in  Kendall Square $$$$ 1 Broadway Not

Rated

Yet

Shy Bird is offering a limited menu daily for takeout and delivery on their website - there’s rotisserie chicken, and a few things from their sister restaurant Eastern Standard.

Pammy's $ $ $ $ Pasta ,  Italian  in  Cambridge ,  Riverside $$$$ 928 Massachusetts Ave 8.5 /10

Pammy’s, the American-Italian restaurant in Cambridge, will be offering takeout on Tuesday through Saturday from 4:30-8:30pm. Calamari, garlic knots, and chicken parm are some of the available choices. Orders can be placed online between 10am-2:30pm, and orders after 3pm must be called in at (617) 945-1761.

Somerville Posto $ $ $ $ Pizza ,  Italian  in  Davis Square ,  Somerville $$$$ 187 Elm St Not

Rated

Yet

Somerville Italian restaurant Posto just reopened for takeout and delivery through Caviar and DoorDash. A limited number of wood-fired pizzas and homemade pastas are available between 5-8pm, Mon-Sat - check out their Instagram for daily menus.

Tsurumen Ramen $ $ $ $ Ramen  in  Davis Square ,  Somerville $$$$ 420 Highland Ave Not

Rated

Yet

One of our favorite ramen spots is offering a new “ramen wrap” - ramen noodles and pork wrapped in a flour tortilla, complete with a side of soy broth for dipping. It may sound a little odd, but it’s actually really good. A kombu dashi ramen and a pork rice bowl is available as well. You can now pre-order ahead of time on Uber Eats.

Casa B $ $ $ $ Spanish ,  Tapas  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ 253 Washington St 7.6 /10

The Union Square Spanish and Caribbean tapas spot is open for takeout between 4-9pm daily. Delivery is also available through Caviar.

Tasting Counter $ $ $ $ American  in  Somerville $$$$ 14 Tyler St 8.4 /10

Maybe you have a special celebration coming up, or maybe you just want to learn how to cook and plate like you’re on Chef’s Table. Tasting Counter is now offering three-course virtual dining experiences on Friday and Saturday evenings, where you learn to cook the provided ingredients over Zoom. Wine, sake, or beer pairings are available as well. Read more about it here.

Bronwyn $ $ $ $ German  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ 255 Washington St Not

Rated

Yet

German-inspired Union Square spot Bronwyn is open Wed-Sun, 5:30-8pm, for takeout and delivery through GrubHub and Uber Eats. Both their sausages and house mustard are outstanding.

The Independent $$$$ 75 Union Sq

Union Square pub The Independent is open Tues-Sat, 4-8pm, for takeout and delivery. Yes, lobster mac and cheese is on the menu. More information can be found on their website.

Spoke $ $ $ $ American ,  Wine Bar  in  Davis Square ,  Somerville $$$$ 89 Holland St 7.9 /10

Spoke has cheese, charcuterie, wine, and a few small plates like eggplant dip and coconut cake available to-go. Check out their website for more information.

R. F. O'Sullivan & Son Pub $$$$ 282 Beacon St

Somerville tavern R.F. O’Sullivan, with stellar burgers, is now back open from Thurs-Sat, 11am-8pm. There are approximately 30 different burgers on the menu, which is cruel for those that struggle with making decisions. Call in at (617) 491-9638 to order.

Fat Hen $ $ $ $ Italian  in  East Somerville ,  Somerville $$$$ 126 Broadway Not

Rated

Yet

East Somerville Italian spot Fat Hen is open for takeout Tues-Sat between 4-8pm. We enjoy their pasta, but the whole branzino is worth trying as well. Go to their website to place an order.

Thai Hut $$$$ 93 Beacon St

Thai Hut is open Mon-Sat from 11:30am-10pm, and Sunday from 3-10pm for takeout and delivery.

Field and Vine $ $ $ $ American  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ Sanborn Ct 8.0 /10

Farm-to-table spot Field & Vine is open for takeout Tues-Sat between 5-8pm, with things like carrot salad, braised oxtail stew, fried chicken, and a number of natural wines. Order your dinner here.

Highland Kitchen $$$$ 150 Highland Ave

There are a lot of great things at Highland Kitchen, but the buffalo brussels sprouts might be our favorite. Get that, shrimp and grits, and some banana bread pudding for takeout and delivery - more information on their website.

Barra $$$$ 23A Bow St

Barra, a bar and Mexican small plates spot in Union Square, is making enchiladas, blue corn tortillas, salsas, and drink mixers available to-go. Place an order on their website.

Union Square Donuts $$$$ 20 Bow St

Union Square Donuts is reopening slowly at their Somerville location - they’re currently taking pre-orders for weekend pickups, and asking for patience with new operational procedures. People get pretty fired up about fried dough, and we’d ask for patience too if we were running a donut shop.

Ebi Sushi $ $ $ $ Sushi  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ 290 Somerville Ave 8.0 /10

One of our favorite sushi restaurants Ebi has reopened for both takeout and delivery. We do, however, miss sitting at their sushi counter - eating at our stand-up desk isn’t quite as fun.

Revival Cafe $$$$ 197 Elm St

Revival Kitchen’s Davis Square location is now open for curbside pickup. Their full coffee menu is available, and they’re selling breakfast sandwiches and pastries too. Pre-orders must be placed online.

Petsi Pies - Beacon St. $$$$ 285 Beacon St

Somerville’s Petsi Pies - with savory and sweet pies, as well as a number of other pastry items - has now reopened for takeout and delivery. Takeout is available from Tues-Sat, 9am-3pm, while delivery is available on the same days from 9am-12pm. We’ve already placed an order for the roasted plum tomato, asparagus, and smoked mozzarella pie.

T&B Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ 251 Washington Not

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Wood-fired pizza spot T&B is open for takeout and delivery on Caviar from Wed-Sun, 5:30-8pm. If you’re interested in a smokey dessert, they also cook their strawberry shortcake in that hot oven.

Davis Square Hand Crafted Donuts & Bagels $$$$ 377 Summer St

Carbs are a part of any regular diet (unless you’re a caveman, apparently), so order some from this Davis Square spot. They’re also on Uber Eats and Grub Hub for delivery, in case you’re doing a CrossFit workout from home today.

Olde Magoun's Saloon $$$$ 518 Medford St

Somerville bar Olde Magoun is open with daily special to-go menus. Hours change daily, so go to their website for more info and call (617) 776-2600 to place an order.

Mortadella Head $$$$ 20 College Ave

Pizzas, subs, and pastas (including a cheesy chicken cutlet broccoli rabe lasagne) are all available for takeout and local delivery from this Davis Square Italian restaurant. Call in at (617) 996-6680 to place an order.

Mount Vernon Restaurant $$$$ 14 Broadway

East Somerville’s Mount Vernon Pub is open for takeout, and they’re offering very reasonable options like prime rib for two for only $27. Follow their Instagram for daily menus, and call (617) 666-3830 to place an order.

Avenue Kitchen + Bar $$$$ 158 Boston Ave

You probably didn’t know it, but what you’ve been craving is Detroit-style pizza, which can be found at Avenue Kitchen. They’re open from 4-9pm daily for takeout and delivery. By the way, every Friday they have two lobster rolls for $24, which is definitely a good deal. Visit their website to place an order.

Yume Ga Arukara $ $ $ $ Japanese  in  Cambridge ,  Porter Square $$$$ 1835 Massachusetts Ave Not

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Udon to-go is available at this popular spot in Somerville. You’ll have to place an order online, and only a limited number of bowls are available daily. Check out their Instagram for more information.

Dragon Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Davis Square ,  Somerville $$$$ 233 Elm St Not

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Casual counter-service pizza spot Dragon Pizza in Davis Square is open for takeout and delivery - orders can be placed on their website. There’s no better time to try a Kung Pao Chicken pizza.

Sarma $ $ $ $ Mediterranean  in  Somerville ,  Winter Hill $$$$ 249 Pearl St 8.8 /10

Sarma has a brand new takeout menu available throughout the week - check Instagram for hours and the menu.

Los Amigos Taqueria $$$$ 424 Highland Ave

Los Amigos has multiple locations throughout the city (Somerville, Brighton, Brookline, West Roxbury, and Newtown), and all branches are offering their burritos and tacos for takeout and delivery.

Yume Wo Katare $ $ $ $ Ramen  in  Cambridge ,  Porter Square $$$$ 1923 Massachusetts Ave 8.5 /10

Yume Wo Katare is selling tickets for their special take-out ramen bowls. Options change daily - check out their Instagram or ticket website for more information.

Vinny's at Night $$$$ 76 Broadway

East Somerville Italian staple Vinny’s is open from 7am-8pm daily for takeout. They have a new deli option for sandwiches to go-along with their gigantic dinner entrees. Call (617) 628-1921 for your meatball and marinara fix.

Rincón Mexicano $$$$ 99 Broadway

Rincon Mexicano is doing takeout from 1-9pm, Tues-Sat. We recommend the carne asada and their agua frescas.

Gauchao Brazilian Cuisine $$$$ 102 Broadway

Gauchao Brazilian is open for takeout, with small, medium and large trays available to-go. All trays come with beans, rice, and a side salad, and differ only according to the portion of BBQ meats. Call the restaurant at (617) 625-6100 to place an order.

Maya Sol $$$$ 179 Broadway

Mexican spot Maya Sol is open from 11am-7pm daily, with takeout and delivery through Seamless and Grubhub. Burritos, tacos, and quesadillas are all available, as well as Salvadorean pupusas.

NU Kitchen $$$$ 195 Washington St

Does a pantsless vegan Buddha bowl taste better than pantsless bolognese? We have no idea, but maybe a side-by-side comparison could be a fun idea for your next quarantine date night. Order your plant-based foods here.

Friends Pizzeria $$$$ 38 Cross St

There’s certainly no lack of good pizza places that are currently open for delivery, but Friends may be the only place offering mac & cheese and Brazillian pies (which have interesting toppings such as corn and cream cheese). Delivery is available through Grubhub.

Jaju Pierogi $$$$ Bow Market Way

Jaju in Bow Market had “Polish Meal Kits” available for delivery, but now they’re taking a break. You can still find their pierogis in many local grocery stores, and they’re also doing collaborations with Brato Brewhouse if you’re interested. ying to

Hot Box $$$$ 1 Bow Market Way

Bow Market’s Hot Box has takeout and delivery available through Caviar, so you can have either “North Shore” roast beef or “South Shore” pizza. We’re sure crossing geographical boundaries won’t matter here.

Saus at Bow Market $$$$ 1 Bow Market Way

The Downtown and Bow Market branches of Saus are open for takeout and delivery on their website. The “Beast Mode” poutine with all the toppings (sambal, kimchi, bacon bits, pork carnitas, and pork belly) seems appropriately excessive for these times.

Juliet $ $ $ $ French  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ 257 Washington St 8.5 /10

Juliet is now open for pre-purchased takeout meals on Fri-Sun evenings from 6-8pm. They will also have brunch from 9-11am available on Saturday and Sunday mornings. For daily menus, you’ll have to sign up for their new mailing list.

Tu y Yo $$$$ 858 Broadway

Tu y Yo will have their full menu available for takeout, or you can order delivery through Grubhub. Don’t miss out on some great sweet corn tamales.

Hooked $$$$ 1 Bow Market Way

Fresh and smoked fish will be available for pickup during limited hours at this Bow Market fish shop. Please check their Instagram for more information.

Dave's Fresh Pasta $ $ $ $ Sandwiches  in  Davis Square $$$$ 81 Holland St Not

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Dave’s Fresh Pasta, a local deli and grocery store in Somerville, remains open for now. Sandwiches, soups, and pastas are available for pickup, or there’s free delivery within two miles of the store for orders above $30. Yes, they will also deliver bottles of wine to your door.

Kebab Factory $$$$ 414 Washington St

The Kebab Factory, an Indian restaurant on the outer edges of Inman Square, is open for takeout and local delivery from 11am-10:30pm daily. Orders can be placed directly on their website.

Dakzen $ $ $ $ Thai  in  Davis Square $$$$ 195 Elm St Not

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Spicy Thai noodles will be available for takeout every day, and you can also get it delivered through Uber Eats.

Himalayan Kitchen $$$$ 40 Bow St

This great Nepalese restaurant in the heart of Union Square is still offering takeout and delivery (on basically all platforms). We really like the goat curry here, but they also have some unique pizza offerings like palak paneer and chicken tikka.

Celeste $ $ $ $ Peruvian  in  Somerville ,  Union Square $$$$ 21 Bow Street 8.1 /10

One of our favorite Peruvian restaurants in the city is now offering different “menu del dia” options like lomo saltado for curbside pickup or free delivery through Toast.

Charlestown Monument Restaurant & Tavern $$$$ 251 Main St

Monument in Charlestown has a wide variety of options - from ramen to poke bowls to grilled pork chops - available for takeout and delivery. There’s also the option to contribute towards a staff relief fund when you place an order.

Figs $$$$ 67 Main St

Figs in Charlestown, whose tagline is “Never Trust a Round Pizza,” has salads, pizzas, and pasta available for takeout during dinner hours. You can also place an order for 10 pizzas at a time with their “Pizza for Days” option.

Warren Tavern $ $ $ $ American ,  Bar Food  in  Charlestown $$$$ 2 Pleasant St Not

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Warren Tavern was supposedly founded in 1780, and legend has it that George Washington used to stop in for drinks. Well, you can now grab takeout and delivery from here - we’re sure that the Cajun Salmon BLTs are better than any 18th century food.

Brewer's Fork $ $ $ $ American ,  Pizza  in  Charlestown $$$$ 7 Moulton St Not

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Daily specials will be available for takeout and delivery through Uber Eats - expect things like meatloaf and hanger steak to go along with some really good pizzas.

Sweet Rice $$$$ 187 Main Street

Thai and Japanese restaurant Sweet Rice is open for takeout and delivery on Caviar and Grubhub, which means you can pair your chirashi bowl with a side of tom yum soup.

Jenny's Pizza & Subs $$$$ 320 Medford St

Charlestown pizzeria and sub shop Jenny’s is still open for takeout and delivery from 11am-8pm, Mon-Sat. All orders should be placed online on their website.

New Speedy Chens $$$$ 297 Main St

This American-Chinese spot is open from Thurs-Sunday for takeout and delivery orders, so that weekend craving for lo mein or sweet and sour pork can be satisfied. Place an order on their website.

Sorelle City Square $$$$ 100 City Sq

Sorelle has three locations across the city, but only the Charlestown branch is open for now. Sandwiches, scones, and cupcakes are available daily from 8am-2pm. Orders can be placed here.

East Boston Taquería Jalisco $ $ $ $ Mexican  in  East Boston $$$$ 291 Bennington St 8.0 /10

Jalisco in East Boston is still open for takeout and delivery - place your orders by calling the restaurant at (617) 567-6367. We weren’t kidding when we said you should keep those tamales handy for emergency situations.

Pazza On Porter $$$$ 107 Porter Street

Pazza will be offering free local deliveries for most of their menu items. Pickup is available as well. Check out their Instagram for daily specials.

Sammy Carlo's Delicatessen & Catering $ $ $ $ Deli  in  East Boston $$$$ 567 Bennington St 7.3 /10

Sammy Carlo’s, an Eastie Italian deli, is open 9am-3pm, Mon-Sat for takeout and delivery. For now, there’s a limited menu that includes sandwiches and family-style dinners like ziti and meatballs. You’ll have to call ahead and prepay at (617) 567-0058.

Toasted Flats $$$$ 53 Chelsea St

This Eastie flatbread sandwich spot is open for takeout and local delivery. To place an order, you’ll have to send them a message on Facebook messenger or call the restaurant at (857) 264-8531.

Renegade's Pub $$$$ 1004 Bennington St

American pub Renegade’s is serving burgers and other bar food staples for takeout and local delivery. Call the restaurant at (617) 418-7690 to place an order.

Milano's Delicatessen $ $ $ $ Deli  in  East Boston $$$$ 978 Saratoga St 7.6 /10

Milano’s, the great Italian deli in Eastie, is open for takeout and delivery on GrubHub on Mon-Sat, 11-5pm. We’re big fans of the Chicken Napolitano sub.

New Saigon Restaurant $ $ $ $ Vietnamese  in  East Boston $$$$ Bennington St 7.0 /10

The best Vietnamese spot in East Boston is open daily from 10am-9pm, and orders are available for takeout only. We recommend their grilled meats with vermicelli noodles.

KO Pies at the Shipyard $ $ $ $ Australian  in  East Boston $$$$ 256 Marginal St 7.9 /10

For now, KO Pies is trying to stay open by selling family meals from Wed-Sun. You can order loaded pies and almost everything else on their menu (no wings, sorry) by giving them a call at (617) 418-5234, or you can also go through UberEats and DoorDash.

Rino's $ $ $ $ Italian  in  East Boston $$$$ 257 Saratoga St Not

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If you’re looking for gigantic portions of Italian American food (think chicken parm and veal marsala), then call Rino’s at (617) 567-7412 to place an order.

Angela's Café $ $ $ $ Mexican  in  East Boston $$$$ 131 Lexington St 6.4 /10

Angela’s Cafe in East Boston is open at both its Orient Heights and Eagle Hill locations for takeout and local delivery. Call whichever one is closest to place your order.

Tawakal Cafe $ $ $ $ Somali  in  East Boston $$$$ 389 Maverick St 8.0 /10

Our favorite East Boston spot is still making great sambusas and lamb shanks to go - you can also order delivery through Doordash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats.

Seaport / South Boston American Provisions $$$$ 613 E Broadway

This wine and charcuterie store in Dorchester and Southie (which recently opened Gray’s Hall) is making daily specials available for sale for curbside pickup. Check out their website for the menu, and to place an order.

bartaco Seaport $$$$ 25 Thomson Pl

Bartaco is serving up taco family packs with enough ingredients to make up to sixteen tacos. If you don’t want to “cook” yourself, you can order off the regular menu, too. It’s all available for takeout or delivery.

Oak + Rowan $$$$ 321 A St

Seaport farm-to-table spot Oak + Rowan is open for takeout from 4-8pm, Thurs-Sat. The menu changes weekly, so follow along on Instagram for updates, and call (857) 284-7743 to place an order.

Chickadee $ $ $ $ Mediterranean  in  Seaport District $$$$ 21 Drydock Ave 7.7 /10

Mediterranean-inspired spot Chickadee, located in the Innovation and Design Building, has takeout available Tues-Sat, 12-8pm. They’re also doing cocktail delivery kits that come with full bottles of liquor. Visit their website for more information.

Fat Baby $ $ $ $ Chinese ,  Korean ,  Southeast Asian ,  Sushi  in  South Boston $$$$ 118 Dorchester St 7.3 /10

Southie’s Fat Baby is open from 4-8pm daily for takeout and delivery on Caviar and DoorDash. You’ll find everything from dumplings to lo mein to maki here.

Yankee Lobster $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Seaport District $$$$ 300 Northern Ave 7.7 /10

Seaport staple Yankee Lobster is open for takeout only from 1-7pm on Thursday and Friday, and 12-6pm on Saturday and Sunday. There’s a whole bunch of prepared food like lobster rolls and fried seafood platters, but they also have a wide selection of fresh seafood for sale.

James Hook & Company $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Downtown $$$$ 440 Atlantic Ave 7.7 /10

James Hook is open from 10am-4pm daily, serving lobsters in steamed, roll, and bisque form. They also have live lobsters for you to cook at home, if you’re the kind of person who says, “I can make this better myself.”

Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar $ $ $ $ Mexican  in  South Boston $$$$ West Broadway 7.5 /10

Having a spot that serves both tacos and oysters is pretty, well, loco. Unfortunately, the oysters are not available right now, but tacos and margarita kits are for takeout and delivery on Caviar and DoorDash.

Better Bagels $$$$ 83A Seaport Blvd

Bagels and bagel sandwiches are available from Better Bagels, Wed-Sun, 7am-2pm. Orders can be placed on their website.

Rosa Mexicano $$$$ 155 Seaport Blvd

Rosa Mexicano is open every day from 1-9pm, with things like flautas, enchilladas, and tacos on the menu. Place an order on their website.

Local 149 $ $ $ $ American ,  Bar Food  in  South Boston $$$$ 149 P St 6.7 /10

Local 149 in Southie is open from 4-8:30pm daily, and is offering takeout and delivery for their dinner menu only. Visit their website to place an order.

Row 34 $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Fort Point ,  Seaport District $$$$ 383 Congress St Not

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Row 34 has now expanded its menu to include chowder, crab cakes, and pate to go with their lobster roll kits. Orders must be picked up from 4-7pm, Thurs-Sat, but can be placed anytime after 9am on Tuesday. They’ll also be launching an exclusive Row 34 saison in collaboration with Trillium Brewing.

The Barking Crab $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Seaport District $$$$ 88 Sleeper St 6.4 /10

Seaport’s Barking Crab is jumping on the lobster roll bandwagon, offering “Lobster Roll Meals” complete with coleslaw, Cape Cod chips, and a chocolate chip cookie. For now, they’re only doing takeout and you can place a pre-order here.

Empire Restaurant & Lounge $$$$ 1 Marina Park Dr

Empire in Seaport is open Wed-Sun, 4-9pm for takeout and delivery. There’s a wide range of things available, from rangoons to sushi to steak and frites. Visit their website to place an order.

Tuscan Kitchen $$$$ 64 Seaport Blvd

Tuscan Kitchen in the Seaport District will offer takeout, curbside pickup, and local delivery from 3-8pm. There’s family-style dinner packages available, with two salads, four sides, four entrees, and some chocolate chip cannolis. In addition, 25% of all gift card sales will be going directly towards restaurant staff that are not working at this time.

Blue Dragon $ $ $ $ Chinese ,  Fusion  in  Fort Point $$$$ 324 A St 8.1 /10

Blue Dragon, an Asian fusion restaurant, is offering a new to-go menu featuring items like harissa lamb potstickers and duck fried rice with mango salsa. Delivery is also available through Caviar and UberEats.

Fox & The Knife $ $ $ $ Pasta ,  Italian  in  South Boston $$$$ 28 W Broadway 5.9 /10

Fox & The Knife has a new takeout menu, and is also selling fresh pasta and sauces by the pound. Check out their Instagram for more information.

Coppersmith $ $ $ $ American  in  South Boston $$$$ 40 W 3rd St Not

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Coppersmith has a big selection available for pickup or delivery via DoorDash. The menu is all over the place in terms of cuisine, so give them a call when you and your roommate can’t decide between Hong Kong noodles and cauliflower tacos.

Lulu Green $$$$ 246 W Broadway

This plant-based cafe in the South Boston won’t have its full menu available for takeout and delivery, but it will still have a special menu and a large selection of pressed juices in stock. You can order through their website for pickup and delivery between 11am - 2pm. While you can still resort to V8 for your vegetable needs, everything at Lulu’s will probably taste better.

Cafe Mamtaz $ $ $ $ Indian  in  South Boston $$$$ 87 L St 7.0 /10

If you’re looking for Indian food in Southie, Cafe Mamtaz is still open for either takeout or delivery from 4-10pm, Wed-Sun.

Broadway’s Pastry & Coffee Shop $$$$ 258 W Broadway

Pickup is entirely contact-less at Broadway’s on, uh, Broadway. Get your coffee and ricotta square before they close at 2pm.

Smoke Shop BBQ $$$$ 343 Congress St

The Smoke Shop is serving up barbecue for delivery or pickup on Wed-Sun, 3-8pm. Keep an eye on their social media, too, because they’re also doing “to-go pop-ups” every now and again, with special menus and collaborations with other restaurants.

North End Bencotto $$$$ 361 Hanover St

North End restaurant Bencotto is open between 11am-9:30pm daily for takeout and delivery through a variety of platforms.

Neptune Oyster $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  North End $$$$ 63 Salem St 8.5 /10

One of the best restaurants in Boston is back open for takeout, every day from 11am-8:30pm. Pre-orders must be placed online, which means no more three-hour waits for oysters, lobster rolls, and sea urchin bucatini.

Mamma Maria $ $ $ $ Italian  in  North End $$$$ 3 North Sq 7.0 /10

Mama Maria is open Wed-Sun from 4:30-8:30pm for takeout and delivery through Caviar. There’s only a limited menu available, but with options like veal osso bucco and meyer lemon panna cotta, we’re not too upset.

Trattoria Il Panino $$$$ 11 Parmenter St

Italian spot il Panino is open daily for takeout between 12-8pm. Their full menu is available on their website, and you can place an order by calling (617) 720-1336.

Galleria Umberto $ $ $ $ Pizza ,  Italian  in  North End $$$$ 289 Hanover St 8.2 /10

North End pizza staple Umberto is open from 10:45am-2pm daily for takeout only. You can call ahead at (617) 227-5709 to place an order.

Pauli's $ $ $ $ Sandwiches  in  North End $$$$ 65 Salem St 7.2 /10

Italian deli Pauli’s is open for takeout and delivery through Uber Eats and GrubHub, Mon-Sat, 8am-9pm. They still have their famously large lobster rolls available.

Bova's Bakery $$$$ 134 Salem St

Bova’s in the North End - believe it or not - is still open 24 hours a day. They’re also delivering through GrubHub, so when you need a 2am snack, you know what to do.

Prezza $ $ $ $ Pasta ,  Italian  in  North End $$$$ 24 Fleet St 7.9 /10

Prezza has Italian staples like chicken parm and arancini on its menu, but there are also some surprises like tuna tartare and halibut with chive risotto. They’re open on Tues-Sat from 4-7pm - place an order for takeout or delivery on their website.

Bricco $$$$ 241 Hanover St

From 12-8pm daily, Bricco will offer a limited takeout menu that includes things like shrimp scampi and braised short ribs. Call (617) 248-6800 to place an order.

Lucia Ristorante $$$$ 415 Hanover St

Lucia has all the marsala, parmigiana, and scampi you could ever need, available for takeout and delivery through Uber Eats, GrubHub, and Doordash.

Ducali Pizzeria & Bar $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  North End $$$$ 289 Causeway St 7.7 /10

The North End may have the highest concentration of restaurants offering takeout and delivery, and Ducali is on that list as well. Call (617) 742-4144 for pick-up orders - delivery is available through various online platforms.

Quattro $$$$ 264 Hanover St

Quattro has their entire menu available for takeout and delivery through a number of platforms. Pizzas, pastas, and all the usual North End staples are here for you.

Locale $ $ $ $ Pizza ,  Italian  in  North End $$$$ 352 Hanover St 7.7 /10

North End Neapolitan-style pizza spot Locale is open for takeout and delivery on UberEats. The restaurant is open from 4-8:30pm on Mon-Sat, and 3-8pm on Sundays. Along with classic pizzas, there are also salads and appetizers like oven-baked meatballs.

Regina Pizzeria $$$$ 11 1/2 Thacher St

The other best pizza in Boston is still open for takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery. Hours may vary, so call your local branch to confirm availability.

Rina's Pizzeria & Cafe $$$$ 371 Hanover St

Rina’s in the North End is offering free delivery for their pizzas, paninis, and other menu items if you call into the restaurant to place an order.

Bricco Panetteria $$$$ 241 Hanover St

Bricco in the North End is now offering bread and baked goods to-go daily, while their salumeria will be stocked with a variety of dried and canned goods. Sandwiches are also available to-go or for delivery through DoorDash.

downtown Cocobeet $$$$ 100 City Hall Plz

We’re not sure if coconut and beet actually go well together, and interestingly there’s no smoothie or juice with those ingredients together at this Downtown cafe. But there are plenty of other things that sound good, like the quinoa breakfast bowl with cashew milk and homemade berry jam. Visit their website to place an order.

Poke By Love Art $$$$ 103 Beverly St

Poke bowls from Poke by Love Art are available for takeout and delivery on Uber Eats. At the moment, they’re also offering a pop-up collaboration with Okinawa Boba, so you can get your bubble tea fix at the same time.

Jugos $$$$ 147 Dartmouth st

Jugos, a smoothie and acai bowl spot Downtown, is open for pickup and local delivery. There’s also a 32 oz cold brew with cashew milk and spices available if you want to switch up your morning coffee routine. Orders can be placed on their website.

75 Chestnut $$$$ 75 Chestnut St

Beacon Hill spot 75 Chestnut is open from 12-8pm daily, and they’re serving “comfort food” specials for two, four, or six people. The menu changes weekly, but is fairly affordable at $32.75 for two. Check out their website for more information.

JM Curley $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Burgers  in  Downtown ,  Downtown Crossing $$$$ 21 Temple Pl

JM Curley’s is open from 12-8pm, Mon-Fri, and 4-8pm, Sat-Sun for takeout and delivery through Uber Eats. They have their renowned fried pickles on the menu, as well as a variety of other bar foods.

Seoul $$$$ 156 Cambridge St.

Korean restaurant Seoul is open every day of the week, 11am-10pm on Mon-Fri, and 12:30-10pm on Sat-Sun. There’s also sushi available, if you want to pair your bibimbap with sashimi. Place an order here.

Peregrine $ $ $ $ Italian  in  Beacon Hill $$$$ 170 Charles Street Not

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Peregrine is doing a nightly family meal for takeout only - you can follow their Instagram for daily menus.

Taste Wine Bar & Cafe $$$$

Taste Wine Bar has a takeout and delivery menu that includes things like braised beef shank, pâté, and charcuterie platters - place your order on Uber Eats.

Guy Fieri’s Tequila Cocina $$$$ 110 Causeway

In case you missed Guy Fieri’s “Trash Can Nachos,” well, they’re back. Tequila Cocina will be open from 12-8pm, Fri-Sun.

haley.henry $ $ $ $ Wine Bar  in  Downtown ,  Downtown Crossing $$$$ 45 Province St Not

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One of our favorite wine bars, haley.henry, is open for takeout Tues-Sat, 12-6pm. They’re offering small plates, tinned fish, and wine for purchase. Check out the full menu on their website, and call (617) 208-6000 to place your order.

Grotto $$$$ 37 Bowdoin St

Beacon Hill Italian restaurant Grotto is open for takeout and delivery through Caviar from 3-8pm. For those who prefer to cook their pastas at home, house-made pasta and sauces are also available.

Mooo.... $$$$ 15 Beacon St

This steakhouse will now offering a “Classics menu” with its sister establishments (Mistral, Sorellina, Teatro, Bar Lyon, Ostra, and L’Andana). Call (617) 867-9300 to place an order.

The Paramount $$$$ 44 Charles St

The Paramount, with Beacon Hill and South End locations, is open for takeout and delivery through multiple different platforms. They’re trying to serve the full menu daily, which includes an “All Day Breakfast” section with chicken & waffles.

Stillwater $ $ $ $ American  in  Downtown $$$$ 120 Kingston St 6.9 /10

Stillwater is serving simple suppers for two (for delivery and takout) at $39 - these meals include a protein, starch, vegetable and side salad. The full menu is also available.

New York Pizza - Theater District $$$$ 224 Tremont St

New York Pizza’s two locations (there’s a second one in the South End) are both open for takeout and delivery. Pizzas, calzones, burgers, and chicken tenders are all available for those ever-picky eaters. Place an order on their website.

Saus Restaurant $$$$ 33 Union St

The Downtown and Bow Market branches of Saus are open for takeout and delivery on their website. The “Beast Mode” poutine with all the toppings (sambal, kimchi, bacon bits, pork carnitas, and pork belly) seems appropriately excessive for these times.

koy $$$$ 16 North St

Koy is a Downtown Korean-fusion restaurant, and its now offering takeout and delivery. Some of the more unique menu items are the cheese steak dumplings and bulgogi dip sandwich.

Alcove $ $ $ $ American  in  West End $$$$ 50 Lovejoy Wharf 7.7 /10

Alcove will be offering a takeout menu that will be available for pick-up and delivery through Caviar - the cheeseburger pairs surprisingly well with shishito peppers.

Harvard Gardens $$$$ 316 Cambridge St

Harvard Gardens, an American restaurant located in Beacon Hill, is offering takeout and curbside pickup from 11:30am-8pm daily - a limited menu is available and can be found on their website.

Chinatown Liuyishou Hot Pot $$$$ 702 Washington St

Liuyishou Hot Pot in Chinatown is offering takeout and delivery hot pot. We’re not entirely sure about the logistics of this, but you can call the restaurant at (857) 233-2971 to find out more information.

Friendship BBQ $$$$ 42 Beach St

Chinatown BBQ skewer spot Friendship has its grilled meats available for delivery on a variety of delivery platforms. Some meat options for skewers include lamb, tripe, chicken heart, and squid.

Asian Garden $$$$ 28 Harrison Ave

All sorts of great things can be found at Asian Garden - frog cooked in a clay pot, a pork katsu sandwich, and stir-fried lotus roots. Takeout is available from 11am-9pm daily. Call ahead at (617) 695-1646 to place an order.

Double Chin $$$$ 86 Harrison Ave

This over-the-top Asian fusion restaurant in Chinatown - famous for its large cube toast - is offering takeout and delivery (through almost all platforms). Maybe we all need more mapo tofu nachos and spam fries in our lives at the moment.

Hong Kong Eatery $$$$ 79 Harrison Ave

Hong Kong Eatery’s large menu of lo mein, rice platters, and seafood can be delivered right to you for lunch or dinner through GrubHub.

Penang Malaysian Cuisine $$$$ 685 Washington St

Chinatown’s Malaysian restaurant Penang is still open for takeout and delivery on Grubhub, which is great as we really do enjoy their roti canai and sambal shrimp.

China King $$$$ 60 Beach St

A big night in can now mean ordering a whole Peking duck feast for four. For $70, you’ll get three courses of crispy duck from China King. This place also has dumplings and scallion pancakes available. Orders need to be placed a day ahead of time - call (617) 542-1763 or use Uber Eats.

Fin's Sushi & Grill $$$$ 62 Boylston St

Fin’s has four locations in Boston, and it’s Chinatown branch is still open for takeout and delivery through Grubhub and Uber Eats. Japanese classics like maki, nigiri, and teriyaki are all on the menu.

Spicy World $$$$ 7 Beach St

True to its moniker, half of the menu items at Spicy World are indeed spicy, including things like rabbit, lobster, and pork knuckle. It’s a good thing everything can be delivered through Uber Eats, because you’ll definitely need a cold shower after this meal.

Genki Ya $$$$ 232 Tremont St

Genki Ya also has multiple locations throughout Boston, and the Chinatown branch is open from 11am-10pm daily. If you’re feeling particularly ravenous, go ahead and order the 120-piece sushi and sashimi platter.

Crave - Mad for Chicken $$$$ 75 Kneeland St

There’s no better time for fried chicken than right now, especially when someone else makes it and delivers it to your pajama-clad self. Place an order from this Korean fried chicken spot by visiting their website.

Sakura Sunakku $$$$ 42 Beach St

Counter-service Japanese spot Sakura Sunakku is open for takeout Mon-Sat, 10:30am-8pm. Menu items include ramen, bento boxes, and Japanese crepes. Call ahead at (781) 888-3897 to place your order.

Sweet Waffles + Boba $$$$ 18 Hudson Street

If you’ve ever wanted to have a waffle on a stick, Sweet Waffles is giving you the chance to do that. Their hours are limited to weekends currently - follow along on Instagram for more information.

Tora $$$$ 20B Tyler St

Tora in Chinatown is open for takeout and delivery. The restaurant is offering its large selection of donburis, as well as maki rolls - place an order on Grubhub and Postmates, or by calling the restaurant at (617) 542-6688.

Gourmet Dumpling House $$$$ 52 Beach St

One silver lining of the current situation is you can now have Gourmet Dumpling House dumplings delivered right to your doorstep through Uber Eats. They’re open every day from 11am-9:30pm.

Wai Wai Restaurant $$$$ 26 Oxford St

Chinese roasted meat spot Wai Wai is still open from 10:30am-7pm for takeout orders, so you know where to go when you need a duck, pork belly, and rice fix.

Back bay / South end Cuppacoffee $$$$ 57 Traveler St

Cuppa, the Australian coffee shop with meat pies, has reopened for takeout orders in the South End and Downtown. Follow along on their Instagram for daily hours.

Yellow Door Taqueria $$$$ 354 Harrison Ave

The South End Yellow Door Taqueria is open for takeout and delivery from 4-11pm. Only a limited menu is available for now - check out their Instagram for details.

Buttermilk & Bourbon $ $ $ $ American  in  Back Bay $$$$ 160 Commonwealth Ave Not

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This New Orleans-inspired spot is now back after a short break. They’re open daily from 12-9pm for takeout, with things like fried chicken, smoked chicken pot pie, and blueberry biscuit bread pudding on the menu. Place an order on their website.

Blackbird Doughnuts $$$$ 100 Holton St

Blackbird is back with their donuts for pickup and delivery at their Brighton and South End locations. What else do we need to say?

Myers + Chang $ $ $ $ Chinese  in  South End $$$$ 1145 Washington St 8.6 /10

South End spot Myers + Chang is trying their hand at takeout Wed-Sun, 4-8pm, with a limited menu that includes dan dan noodles, edamame potstickers, and nasi goreng. You’ll have to call (617) 542-5200 between 12-3pm to pre-order for the day.

The Butcher Shop $ $ $ $ Steaks ,  Wine Bar  in  South End $$$$ 552 Tremont St 7.6 /10

While the other Barbara Lynch restaurants are closed, The Butcher Shop remains open for takeout from 11am-7pm, Wed-Sun. There’s fresh pasta available, as well as specials like roast duck for two. All online orders can be placed here.

Anchovies $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Italian  in  South End $$$$ 433 Columbus Ave Not

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Dive bar and not-so-secret Italian spot Anchovies is back open every night from 4-8pm after a short break. The menu is pretty substantial, and they’re selling $14 bottles of wine. Call (617) 266-5088 to place an order.

Bar Mezzana $ $ $ $ Italian  in  South End $$$$ 360 Harrison Avenue Not

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Coastal Italian spot Bar Mezzana is back open for takeout, Thurs-Sat from 4-8pm. They’re also planning to serve menu items from sister spots No Relation and Shore Leave. For now, pre-orders can only be placed online between 12 and 3pm for same-day pick-up.

Toro $ $ $ $ Spanish ,  Tapas  in  South End $$$$ 1704 Washington St 9.2 /10

Beloved tapas spot Toro is back open for takeout and delivery from 4-8pm, Wed-Sun. The menu’s limited for now, but still includes croquetas, gambas, and patatas bravas. Go to their website for more info on how to order.

Mida $ $ $ $ Italian  in  Roxbury ,  South End $$$$ 782 Tremont St 7.6 /10

Italian spot MIDA is now open for takeout and delivery daily between 11:30am-8pm. The braised short rib lasagne sounds particularly tasty. Visit their website to place an order.

MET Back Bay $ $ $ $ American ,  Bar Food  in  Back Bay $$$$ 279 Dartmouth St Not

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Met Back Bay is making a lot of its regular menu items available for either curbside pickup or delivery, Wednesday through Sunday. You’ll really want to keep it in mind on the weekend, when it offers an extensive brunch menu and Bloody Mary kits.

SRV $ $ $ $ Pasta ,  Italian  in  South End $$$$ 569 Columbus Ave 8.9 /10

South End Italian favorite SRV is open from 4-8pm, Thurs-Sat, serving its family-style (read: very large) pastas. Pre-order between Tues-Sat by calling the restaurant at (617) 536-9500, or by emailing them at info@srvboston.com.

Saltie Girl $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Back Bay $$$$ 281 Dartmouth St. 8.6 /10

Back Bay’s most popular seafood spot is open for takeout and delivery. The menu is changing daily, so follow along on Instagram for updates - though for now the lobster roll seems to be readily available. We’re also excited that the full tinned fish collection is also for sale.

Blunch $$$$ 59 E Springfield St

Blunch is serving a variety of sandwiches and salads from 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Fri and 10am-3pm on Sat for takeout only. You’ll have to call in your order at (617) 247-8100.

Jaho Coffee Roaster & Wine Bar $$$$ 1651 Washington St

If you really need that afternoon coffee, tea, or cheesecake, Jaho is delivering on Uber Eats from 6:30am-7pm daily.

Orinoco Kitchen $ $ $ $ Latin  in  South End $$$$ 477 Shawmut Ave Not

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Every day is a good day for arepas and empanadas. Get some from Orinoco on Uber Eats, open on Tues-Sat from 11:30am-2pm and 5-8:30pm. If you’re looking to order for a larger group, you can also call the restaurant at (617) 232-9505 for combo trays that feed 10 people (these must be ordered 48 hours in advance).

Picco $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  South End $$$$ 513 Tremont St 7.8 /10

Picco has some great pizzas, so we were sad when they closed their doors for a while. Thankfully, they’re back at it with a smaller but equally great menu. Visit their website to place an order, or support their “1000 Meals” program which aims to provide food for those in need.

Stella $$$$ 1525 Washington St

Italian spot Stella is open Thurs-Sat, 4-8pm, with a small menu of pasta and pizzas for takeout. Check out their Instagram for more details.

Grand Tour $$$$ 314 Newbury St

French bistro-inspired spot Grand Tour is currently offering a limited take-out menu on Tues-Sat, 4-8pm. We could certainly use some duck confit salad and champagne right about now.

Love Art Sushi $$$$ 1 Haviland St

Love Art Sushi, which has rice bowls and various maki, is open for takeout and delivery. Their house-made drinks, like the passion fruit jasmine tea, are also available.

Haley House Bakery Cafe $$$$ 12 Dade St

Non-profit organization Haley House still has their cafe open Thurs-Fri from 2-7pm, and Sat from 11am-5pm. They have things like wraps, curry chicken salad, and cookies on their menu. Place an order on their website.

Sally’s Sandwiches $$$$ 492 Tremont St

Sally’s has a selection of breakfast and lunch sandwiches available for takeout and delivery through Caviar from 9am-5pm daily. Burgers from The Gallows are also for sale.

1855 Bar a Vins $ $ $ $ French  in  Back Bay $$$$ 259 Newbury Street 7.2 /10

If your quarantine pantry doesn’t have the necessary ingredients to make beef carbonnade flamande (or if you don’t know what beef carbonnade flamande is), give 1855 a call. They’re preparing a different French meal every day, though you have to order a day in advance.

The Salty Pig $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Pizza ,  Pasta ,  Italian  in  Back Bay $$$$ 130 Dartmouth St Not

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Salty Pig in Back Bay is offering pizzas and pasta for takeout and delivery through Caviar. Follow along on their Instagram for daily menus.

Select Oyster Bar $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Back Bay $$$$ 50 Gloucester St 7.8 /10

Back Bay’s Select Oyster Bar is open for takeout from 4-8pm, Tues-Sat, with a limited menu of things like clam chowder, seared octopus, and herbed swordfish. Place an order online here.

Vejigantes $$$$ 57 W Dedham St

Puerto Rican spot Vejigantes is open from 11:00am-7:45pm every day, serving things like mofongo, churrasco, and yuca frita. You can place an order here.

Bootleg Special $ $ $ $ American ,  Seafood $$$$ 400 Tremont St Not

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Seems like a good time to eat a giant bowl of crabs, yeah? You can get that, along with other New Orleans-ish stuff like po’boys and banana foster beignets from Bootleg Special, which is doing takeout and delivery.

Barcelona Wine Bar $ $ $ $ Tapas  in  South End $$$$ 525 Tremont St 7.7 /10

Barcelona has just about its entire menu of Spanish tapas available for takeout or delivery, starting every day at noon (which is earlier than they usually open up). But what you really need to know is that every bottle of wine on their extensive list is 50% off. You’ve never been able enjoy Barcelona’s croquetas and get a little buzzed on a nice Albarino in the middle of the afternoon before. Now you can.

Kava Neo-Taverna $ $ $ $ Greek ,  Mediterranean  in  South End $$$$ 315 Shawmut Ave 8.4 /10

We really enjoy the Greek food at Kava, and they’ve recently opened for takeout and delivery from 4-8:30pm daily. We recommend the grilled octopus and braised short rib - place your order here.

Eddie V's Prime Seafood $$$$ 122 Belvidere St

Eddie V’s is currently offering a takeout and delivery menu, which includes family-style dinners for four. They also have some steaks and burger patties available for at-home grilling. Call the restaurant at (617) 358-9990 to place your order.

Render Coffee $$$$ 563 Columbus Ave

Render Coffee has closed their Downtown location, but the South End branch is still open for takeout and delivery through DoorDash from 7am-3:30pm.

Lobstah On A Roll $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  South End $$$$ 537 Columbus Ave 7.3 /10

Don’t wait for summer - you deserve a lobster roll right now. Lobstah On A Roll serves giant ones on buttery, brioche buns. The entire menu is available for either pickup or delivery.

New York Pizza - South End $$$$ 435 Massachusetts Ave

New York Pizza’s two locations (there’s a second one in the Theater District) are both open for takeout and delivery. Pizzas, calzones, burgers, and chicken tenders are all available for those ever-picky eaters. Place an order on their website.

Trident Booksellers & Cafe $$$$ 338 Newbury St

Newbury street staple Trident is offering takeout and delivery from its in-house cafe. Their full menu - which includes a large assortment of egg dishes, salads, sandwiches, and grain bowls - is available on a variety of platforms.

Zuma $ $ $ $ Japanese  in  Back Bay $$$$ 1 Dalton St Not

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Zuma, located in the Four Seasons Hotel, is open for takeout and delivery from Tues-Sat, 5-9pm, on GrubHub. They have a number of donburi and maki options available.

Mistral $$$$ 223 Columbus Ave

Mistral is normally a fine-dining French-Mediterranean restaurant, but it’s now offering a “Classics menu” with its sister establishments (Sorellina, Teatro, Bar Lyon, Ostra, and L’Andana). Call (617) 867-9300 to place an order.

Metropolis $ $ $ $ Mediterranean  in  South End $$$$ 584 Tremont St 7.5 /10

Metropolis will be offering a limited takeout and delivery option both from its own cafe and from it’s sister restaurant Aquitaine. Follow along on their Instagram for daily menu changes.

Mike & Patty's $ $ $ $ Sandwiches  in  South End $$$$ 12 Church St Not

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Mike & Patty’s will be offering curbside pickup - just place an order online and you’ll get some stellar breakfast sandwiches to-go.

Itadaki $$$$ 269 Newbury St

Japanese gastropub Itadaki is offering a limited takeout and delivery menu daily from 4-9pm. Perhaps the sushi pizza can be one of the talking points during your next Zoom dinner hangout.

Eataly $$$$ 800 Bolyston St

The Italian superstore in the Back Bay is now offering takeout and delivery. There’s a limited menu available, featuring pizzas, pastas, and a selection of Italian sodas. You can place an order on here.

Terra $$$$ 800 Boylston St

Terra, located on the third floor of the massive Eataly complex, now has options available for takeout and delivery through Caviar. Expect things like wild Gulf shrimp and porterhouse steak cooked in a wood-fired oven.

Greco $ $ $ $ Greek  in  Back Bay $$$$ 225 Newbury St Not

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Both the Newbury and Seaport locations are open for takeout and delivery, so you can fill that large gyro void in your soul right now. Visit their website to place an order.

South End Buttery $$$$ 314 Shawmut Ave

You could be having a caprese biscuit breakfast sandwich in bed every morning if you live in the South End. Place your order online, and be prepared to clean some crumbs off your sheets.

Anchovies $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Italian  in  South End $$$$ 433 Columbus Ave Not

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Anchovies is making their full menu available for takeout only from 4pm-8pm daily. Call ahead to place an order (we suggest some stuffed peppers and a calzone).

Pho Basil $$$$ 177 Massachusetts Ave

Vietnamese and Thai dishes can both be found at this Back Bay Spot, which is open for takeout and delivery on GrubHub.

anoush’ella $ $ $ $ Mediterranean  in  South End $$$$ 35 W Newton St Not

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Mediterranean restaurant Anoush’ella in the South End is offering takeout and delivery through their website. There are a number of vegetarian and gluten-free options like the lentil rice bowl with Armenian salad and labne. If you’re a restaurant industry worker in need of food, the restaurant is also offering 60-70 free meals a day.

Cusser’s Roast Beef & Seafood $ $ $ $ Seafood ,  Sandwiches  in  Back Bay $$$$ 304 Stuart St Not

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Cusser’s in the Back Bay will have a take-out window from 11am-8pm, featuring two different kinds of roast beef and seafood options like ceviche and swordfish souvlaki. You can order ahead on their website.

Coppa $ $ $ $ Pizza ,  Pasta ,  Italian  in  South End $$$$ 253 Shawmut Ave 8.4 /10

Italian restaurant Coppa in the South End has reopened, and is offering takeout and delivery through UberEats and Caviar. The menu changes daily, so follow along on Instagram for more information.

fenway/Mission HIll Saloniki Greek $$$$ 4 Kilmarnock St

Fast-casual Greek restaurant Saloniki normally has three locations throughout the city, but only their Fenway spot is open right now for takeout and delivery. There’s also a “Quarantine Feast” that feeds four for $45 - and every meal comes with a free lemonade.

Nathalie $ $ $ $ Wine Bar  in  Fenway $$$$ 186 Brookline Ave 8.0 /10

So it turns out Too Hot To Handle wasn’t as good as you thought it was going to be. Order some harissa shrimp and basque cheesecake from Nathalie to redeem your evening (and to avoid us judging you). Call in at (857) 317-3884 to place your order - they’re open from 12-6pm, Tues-Sat.

Sweet Cheeks $ $ $ $ BBQ  in  Fenway $$$$ 1381 Boylston St 7.4 /10

Sweet Cheeks BBQ in Fenway is now back open for takeout, just in time for the warmer weather outside. All payments must be made by card - check out their daily menus on Instagram.

Tasty Burger $ $ $ $ Burgers  in  Fenway $$$$ 1301 Boylston St Not

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The Fenway location of the burger spot that was inspired by Pulp Fiction is now back open daily between 11am-8pm for delivery and takeout. Delivery orders can be made through Uber Eats, while takeout pre-orders can be placed online.

Milkweed $$$$ 1508 Tremont St

Milkweed in Mission Hill is open for takeout and delivery from 7am-8pm daily. The full menu is available, so have a look at your options on their website.

Neighborhood's Coffee & Crepes $$$$ 96 Peterborough St

Fenway’s Neighborhoods is open for takeout and delivery, with plenty of sweet and savory crepes available. They’re also selling produce and grocery boxes from local vendors and farms for pickup on Wed-Fri. Visit their website for more information.

Penguin Pizza $$$$ 735 Huntington Ave

Casual pizza spot Penguin Pizza is open Mon-Sat for takeout and delivery orders. They’re also supporting healthcare workers at this time through their Feeding The Frontlines initiative - you can donate when you place an order through their website.

Oath Pizza - Fenway $$$$ 1348 Boylston St

Pizza chain Oath Pizza, with seven locations across the state, is offering takeout and delivery from its various stores. You can also get $10 off your first purchase if you sign-up for their loyalty program. Place an order on their website.

Mei Mei $ $ $ $ American ,  Chinese  in  Fenway $$$$ 506 Park Dr 7.8 /10

Mei Mei is offering bulk food items like dumplings and at home “double” kits (so you can make their scallion pancake sandwiches) for sale on their website. We already committed when we found out about the pre-made scallion pancakes.

Boston Burger Company $$$$ 1100 Boylston St

Boston Burger is open for takeout and delivery at Harvard Square, Davis Square, and Fenway. Place an order on their website, or through UberEats and DoorDash.

Thaitation $$$$ 129 Jersey St

If you’re looking for Thai food, order some from Thaitation in Fenway. This spot is open from 11am-8:45pm during the week, and 12-8:45pm on the weekends. Grab some Thai iced tea with your red curry and order through Uber Eats.

Mama's Place $$$$ 764 Huntington Ave

Casual Greek-ish spot Mama’s Place is open from 11am-10pm, Mon-Sat, with things like pizzas, gyros, and burgers on the menu. Place an order on Uber Eats.

Allston / brighton Tasty Pot $$$$ 194 Harvard Ave

International hot-pot restaurant Tasty Pot is open for takeout and delivery through UberEats. Along with Taiwanese spicy hot soup, you can also order a couple of bubble milk teas.

Bonchon Chicken $ $ $ $ Korean  in  Allston $$$$ 123 Brighton Ave 7.3 /10

Bonchon’s double-fried chicken is available for delivery on almost every platform, and for takeout during lunch and dinner.

Grasshopper $$$$ 1 North Beacon St

Everything on the menu at Grasshopper is vegan, which may surprise any unknowing person who has the “scallion lobster” or “spicy steak fillet.” Rest assured, it’s a good surprise - order on GrubHub or Uber Eats for delivery.

Kim’s Tofu $$$$ 160 Brighton Ave

Kim must not be very possessive of her home-made tofu, because this spot is open for takeout and delivery daily from 11:30am-10pm. The full menu is available on their website - orders can be placed by calling (617) 208-8133.

Chic Chick $$$$ 164 Brighton Ave

Chic Chick is a new Allston spot serving Hainanese chicken rice, with takeout and delivery available six days a week from 11:45am-8pm (they’re closed Sundays). Extra scallion ginger sauce is always recommended. Visit their website for information on how to order.

Fish Market Sushi Bar $$$$ 170 Brighton Ave

This tiny Allston sushi staple is open for takeout and delivery on their website. There are also special promo codes for discounts on their Instagram.

Deep Ellum $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  French  in  Allston $$$$ 477 Cambridge St 7.7 /10

Allston gastropub Deep Ellum is open daily for takeout between 12-9pm. Brunch is also available every day from 12-4pm, which seems to be a rarity in Boston. Orders should be placed on their website.

Oppa Sushi $$$$ 185 Harvard Ave

Oppa Sushi in Allston is offering their large selection of maki and sashimi for takeout. Hours vary day by day - check Grub Hub for more information.

OliToki $$$$ 76 Brighton Ave

OliToki in Allston is making its Korean fusion dishes available for takeout and delivery - think kimchi quesadillas, ramen tots, and bulgogi egg rolls. You can place an order on their website.

Coreanos $ $ $ $ Mexican ,  Korean  in  Allston $$$$ 172 Brighton Ave 7.4 /10

Korean taco and fried chicken spot Coreanos in Allston is doing takeout and delivery through GrubHub and DoorDash. There’s never been a better time to add kimchi quesadillas to your diet.

Roxy's Grilled Cheese $$$$ 485 Cambridge St

If you ran out of bread and cheese, Roxy’s is still making grilled cheeses available for takeout and delivery. They also have some good vegan options on their menu.

MDM Noodles $$$$ 351 Washington St

MDM is serving its hand-pulled noodles, Sichuan fish, and mala soups daily from 11am-8pm. Delivery orders can be placed here.

Habanero Mexican Grill $$$$ 166 Brighton Ave

Counter-service Mexican spot Habanero is open for takeout and delivery through GrubHub and UberEats. There are also some Salvadorean classics like revueltas pupusas on the menu.

La Catrina $$$$ 1620 Commonwealth Avenue

La Catrina in Brighton has online ordering available for takeout and delivery through their website. Sooner or later, we’re going to be ordering churros for ourselves.

Lone Star Taco Bar $ $ $ $ Mexican  in  Allston ,  Brighton $$$$ 477 Cambridge St 7.7 /10

Lone Star will have takeout available between 12-9pm at both locations.

South of the Clouds $$$$ 412 Market St

Aren’t we all south of the clouds? While we contemplate this philosophical question, order things like noodle soup, five spice beef, and homemade soy milk from this Chinese spot on Uber Eats.

Garlic 'n Lemons $$$$ 133 Harvard Ave

This Allston Mediterranean restaurant has takeout and delivery on UberEats and Grubhub, so you can place an order of a veggie or shawarma tray for the family between 11am-9pm.

S&I Thai $$$$ 168A Brighton Ave

S&I Thai in Allston is open for takeout and delivery through a variety of platforms. The menu is extensive, so you shouldn’t have trouble finding something you like.

Esperia Grill $$$$ 344 Washington St

Greek spot Esperia is open every day from 11:30am-8pm for takeout and delivery here. We could all use some fried feta and honey.

Jim's Deli $$$$ 371 Washington St

Jim’s Deli, despite its name, is actually much more than a deli. This spot serves a wide variety of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options (the menu is quite impressive) from 6am-9pm during the week and 7am-3pm on the weekends. Order an omelet, a Rueben, or some meatloaf here.

El Pelon Taqueria $$$$ 2197 Commonwealth Ave

El Pelon’s two locations in Brighton and Fenway are both open for takeout and delivery. If you would like to order a gift card, you can do so by contacting the restaurant on Instagram.

Isshindo Ramen $$$$ 1 Brighton Ave

Isshindo, located within the Super 88 complex, is doing takeout and delivery through GrubHub. We prefer the tonkatsu over the miso ramen, and if you’re looking for ramen alternatives, the gyudon is excellent.

Devlin's Restaurant $$$$ 332 Washington St

Devlin’s and Brighton Bodega are joining together for takeout and delivery. While exact hours and menus each day (follow their Facebook for more info), expect a variety of things like tacos, noodle stir fry, and banana cream pie - order here.

Dumpling Kingdom $ $ $ $ Chinese  in  Allston $$$$ 137 Harvard Ave 7.4 /10

The citizens of the Dumpling Kingdom are helping to flatten the curve by offering takeout and delivery. If you’re looking for a great deal (and for leftovers), you can order 50 frozen dumplings for only $38.

Love Art Udon $$$$ 1024 Commonwealth Ave

Takeout and delivery udon is available from the Love Art team at this spot in Allston. The full menu can be found on their website.

Brato Brewhouse + Kitchen $ $ $ $ Bar Food  in  Brighton $$$$ 190 North Beacon St

Brato in Brighton is offering daily specials for takeout and delivery (all delivery orders must be $30 minimum). Check their Instagram for menus, but buffalo cauliflower and mushroom soup meal kits are just a few of their offerings.

Kaju Tofu House $$$$ 56 Harvard Ave

Korean restaurant Kaju has their full menu available for takeout, and only the Allston branch is open for now. They also have delivery through Postmates - kimchi-jjigae in bed has a nice ring to it.

Cafe Landwer At The Circle $$$$ 383 Chestnut Hill Ave

Cafe Landwer in Brighton will have takeout options available from 10:30am-8pm. Also, any orders placed over the phone are 25% off.

Brookline La Morra $ $ $ $ Italian  in  Brookline $$$$ 48 Boylston St Not

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La Morra is one of our favorite Italian restaurants, and they’re still open for takeout and delivery through Grubhub from 5-7:30pm. The bolognese and gnocchi are both outstanding.

Rod D By Sitti Thai Cuisine $$$$ 1424 Beacon St

Thai street-food spot Rod D is open for takeout and delivery through UberEats. Green curry with a side of fried rice sounds like a great weeknight dinner.

The Daily Catch $$$$ 441 Harvard St

Popular Italian spot The Daily Catch is back open for takeout at their Brookline location, Wed-Sun, 3-9pm. Naturally, their gigantic lobster fra diavolo is available as well - visit their website to pre-order.

Taberna de Haro $$$$ 999 Beacon St.

There may be no other time in life where you can have tapas in bed. Taberna de Haro is open for takeout and delivery - the menu changes daily, so check out their website for the current options.

Rami's $$$$ 324 Harvard St

Middle Eastern counter-service spot Rami’s is open for takeout and delivery through UberEats. The Rami special - with kebabs, falafel, shawarma, hummus, and pita - seems like a particularly good deal at $25.

Dumpling Daughter $$$$ 1309 Beacon St

Chinese spot Dumpling Daughter has a brand new location at Coolidge Corner, and it’s open for takeout Wed-Sun, 11:30am-8pm. Dumplings are on the menu, naturally, but so are things like lo mein and scallion pancakes. Place an order on their website.

Ganko Ittetsu Ramen $$$$ 318 Harvard St Ste 3

This Coolidge Corner ramen spot will be serving ramen and gyozas for takeout - we especially enjoy their miso and shoyu ramens. To place an order, call the restaurant directly at (617) 730-8100.

Blossom Bar $$$$ 295 Washington St

Blossom Bar is offering takeout and delivery through Grubhub, Postmates and Doordash. Sadly, their excellent cocktails aren’t available, but a homemade gin drink would be great with spicy dan dan noodles and wok-seared chicken wings.

Bab Korean Bistro $$$$ 1374 Beacon St

Korean bistro Bab is offering takeout and delivery through Uber Eats. The full menu, which includes mandu, scallion pancakes, and bibimbap, is available.

Mahaniyom $$$$ 236 Washington St

Mahaniyom serves Thai “tapas” - which appears just to be smaller versions of Thai classics. Nevertheless, use it as a reason to order five to six small plates per person on GrubHub.

Dok Bua Thai Kitchen $$$$ 411 Harvard St

Dok Bua Thai in Brookline has their full menu available for takeout and delivery, including their whole fried sea bass with chili sauce.

Brooklyn Ramen $$$$ 299 Harvard St

Brooklyn Ramen, inside of the Japanese market Maruichi in Brookline, is currently open for takeout and delivery through Grubhub between 12-7:45pm. Their sister okonomiyaki spot is also open - so ramen and Osaka-style savory pancakes can be tonight’s dinner.

Thai Thai Kitchen $$$$ 6 Cypress St

Thai curries, stir-fried noodles, and fried rice are all available for your next lunch or dinner. The restaurant is open 11:30am-9:30pm, Mon-Sat, and 4-9:30pm on Sundays for takeout and delivery.

Shan A Punjab $$$$ 500 Harvard St

Shrimp samosas, mustard lamb chops, and tomato-coconut soup are few of the creative Indian dishes available at Shan-A-Punjab. Orders can be placed for takeout or delivery through Uber Eats.

U Sushi $$$$ 1393 Beacon St

U Sushi in Brookline has a large selection of Japanese classics like chirashi, katsu, and maki available for takeout and delivery from 11:30am-10pm daily.

Jin's Fine Asian Cuisine $$$$ 329 Harvard St

Jin’s has a large variety of Chinese and Japanese dishes to-go and for delivery, though sadly their spicy Szechuan options are not currently available.

Stoked Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Brookline $$$$ 1632 Beacon St 7.8 /10

Stoked is offering their full menu for takeout only at this time - place an order on their website, or call the restaurant at (617) 879-0707.

Soup Shack $$$$ 401 Harvard Street

Soup Shack, which serves pho, ramen, and Thai noodle soups, is open for takeout and delivery through UberEats and other platforms.

Serenade Chocolatier $$$$ 5 Harvard Sq

We’re not sure if you’ll have opera sung to you as you place your order for a box of chocolates, but you can call this Brookline store at (617) 739-0795 to find out.

Dorchester Yellow Door Taqueria $$$$ 2297 Dorchester Ave

The Dorchester Yellow Door Taqueria is open for takeout and delivery from 4-11pm. Only a limited menu is available for now - check out their Instagram for details.

Lower Mills Tavern $$$$ 2269 Dorchester Ave

Lower Mills Tavern in Dorchester is offering a limited menu for take-out and delivery through UberEats, from 4-11pm daily. Additional information can be found on their website.

DW Brewpub $$$$ 820 Morrissey Blvd

DW Brewpub, located inside Boston Bowl, is open Wed-Sun from 4-9pm for takeout and delivery.

La Parrilla $$$$ 299 Hancock St

Mexican and Dominican spot La Parrilla is open daily from 11am-8pm for takeout and local delivery. Call them at (617) 990-5754 to place an order, which should include mofongo.

Molinari's $$$$ 789 Adams St

Dorchester wood-fired pizza spot Molinari’s is open for take-out, and orders can be placed on their website. Medical professionals who bring in their I.D. badges will be eligible for a 15% discount.

Tavolo Ristorante $ $ $ $ Italian $$$$ 1918 Dorchester Ave Not

Rated

Yet

Tavolo in Dorchester is open from 5-9pm, Tues-Sat, for takeout orders only. The Italian menu appears to be changing daily, so check out their website for more information.

Pho Le $$$$ 1356 Dorchester Ave

Pho Le in Dorchester is open daily from 10am-8pm for takeout only - rest assured, the roasted quail will taste just as good in your house. Call (617) 506-6294 to place your order.

Chill On Park $$$$ 142 Park St

We’re not sure about you, but our ice cream cravings have increased proportionally to the amount of time we’ve been staying inside. Luckily, Chill on Park is open for both takeout and delivery on Grubhub - maple walnut and rum raisin sounds like a great lunch combo.

Pat's Pizza of Lower Mills $$$$ 2254 Dorchester Ave

Pat’s Pizza has a wide variety of things on their menu, including calzones, pastas, and dinner entrees like BBQ turkey tips and meatloaf. To place an order, call the restaurant at (617) 298-2222 - they’re open for lunch and dinner.

Taste Of Eden $$$$ 38 Norfolk St

Taste of Eden in Dorchester is open daily from 9am-7:30pm for takeout and delivery through DoorDash and UberEats. The full menu is available, so all of your codfish and oxtail cravings can be satisfied.

Only One Jamaican Restaurant $$$$ 160 Norfolk St

Counter-service Jamaican restaurant Only One has three branches in the Boston area. The Dorchester location is open from 10am-10:30pm daily for takeout orders.

224 Boston Street Restaurant $ $ $ $ American $$$$ 224 Boston St Not

Rated

Yet

224 Boston in Dorchester is open daily for takeout and delivery through a number of platforms. If you order for curbside pickup, you can also get 50% off select bottles of wine and beer. Call the restaurant at (617) 265-1217 for available options.

Irie Jamaican Style Restaurant $ $ $ $ Jamaican  in  Dorchester $$$$ 855 Washington St 8.0 /10

Irie Jamaican is open from 9am-10pm daily for takeout and local delivery. You can place an order on their website, or call in at (617) 929-3866.

Pho Hoa Restaurant $ $ $ $ Vietnamese  in  Dorchester $$$$ 1370 Dorchester Ave Not

Rated

Yet

There are lots of Vietnamese restaurants in Dorchester, but the pho at Pho Hua might be the best. They’re open daily from 10am-8pm for takeout only - call ahead at (617) 287-9746 to place an order.

50Kitchen $$$$ 1450 Dorchester Ave

50Kitchen is open for takeout only, though hours vary from week to week. Follow along on Instagram for information on when you can get your hands on a jambalaya egg roll.

Blue Mountain Jamaican Restaurant $$$$ 884 Morton St

Blue Mountain Jamaican, which serves some good patties, is open from 8:30am-10pm daily for takeout and delivery through GrubHub and Seamless. If you prefer to do takeout, call ahead at (617) 533-7255.

M&M BBQ $$$$ 1246 Massachusetts Ave

M&M BBQ, located inside of Dorchester Brewing, is still doing takeout orders at this time. Place your brisket and pulled pork orders over the phone at (617) 307-7674.

Honeycomb Cafe $$$$ 107-109 Savin Hill Ave

Dorchester’s Honeycomb cafe is open for takeout orders daily, with pre-ordering available from Fri-Sun on their website. Along with house-made flavored coffees, Honeycomb also has smoothies, bagels, and sandwiches.

Pho 2000 Restaurant $ $ $ $ Vietnamese  in  Dorchester $$$$ 192 Adams St Not

Rated

Yet

Pho 2000 probably inspired Andre 3000’s moniker, but names aside, this Dorchester spot is open from 11am-6pm daily for takeout orders. Place yours by calling in at (617) 436-1908.

LaLa Caribbean $$$$ 792 Washington St

Haitian spot Lala is open from 8am-10pm daily and is serving things like mayi moulen and fritay. Place an order either on their website or on Uber Eats.

Anh Hong $ $ $ $ Vietnamese  in  Dorchester $$$$ 291 Adams St 8.3 /10

Our favorite Dorchester Vietnamese spot is still open from 10am-8pm daily for takeout and local delivery. Call the restaurant at (617) 265-8889 to place an order, which should always include a vermicelli bowl.

Blarney Stone Bar $$$$ 1505 Dorchester Ave

The Blarney Stone is open for takeout and delivery through Caviar - expect bar food options like nachos and steak tips. There’s a strict no kissing policy in place.

McKenna's Cafe $$$$ 109 Savin Hill Ave

McKennas in Dorchester is open daily for breakfast and lunch from 5:45am-2:15pm, and with delivery available as well, we could be consuming pumpkin pancakes for breakfast for a while.

JP/Roslindale/West Roxbury Tres Gatos $ $ $ $ Spanish ,  Tapas  in  Jamaica Plain $$$$ 470 Centre St 7.9 /10

Tres Gatos in JP has now reopened for takeout in the evenings, Thurs-Sun. Pre-orders should be placed on their website, or by calling in at (617) 477-4851.

Noodle Barn $$$$ 707 Centre St

Noodle Barn in JP serves Vietnamese and Thai staples like phở and khao soi. Their hours are 11am-9:30pm daily, though delivery is only available after 5pm.

Brassica Kitchen & Cafe $ $ $ $ $$$$ 3710 Washington St Not

Rated

Yet

Brassica in Jamaica Plain has a limited menu available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for takeout only. Call the restaurant or go to their website to place an order - and don’t forget to add a smoked raisin cookie.

The Haven $ $ $ $ Jamaica Plain $$$$ 2 Perkins St Not

Rated

Yet

The Haven claims to be the only Scottish restaurant in Boston - and to be honest as long as we can get some of their fish and chips to-go, we’re not going to argue with them. Call the restaurant at (617) 524-2836 to place your order.

FoMu $$$$ 617 Centre St

There’s no better time to order a whole ice-cream cake for yourself, especially since it means it can serve as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a midnight snack. If that’s not reason enough, then you should also know FoMu is also offering delivery on GrubHub.

The Dogwood $$$$ 3712 Washington St

The Dogwood is open 4-9pm, Tues-Sat, and 10am-2pm on Sundays for brunch. They have typical bar food - think pizzas, burgers, and fish and chips - but they’re also doing family dinners for 4-6 people at this time. Visit their website for the full menu, and call (617) 522-7997 to order.

Tikki Masala $$$$ 3706 Washington St

Indian spot Tikki Masala is open daily from 12-10pm. They have a wide variety of things on their menu, but the lamb chili masala sounds particularly tasty - order on Uber Eats.

Obosa $$$$ 146 Belgrade Ave

Obosa, a nice little West African restaurant on Belgrade, is offering its entire menu for either takeout or delivery, Tues-Sun. This place had the misfortune of opening up just a few weeks before the shutdown, so send them some love.

il Panino Cafe and Grill $$$$ 268 Centre St

Salads, burgers, subs, and wings are available from il Panino. They’re open every day from 11:30am-8pm - delivery is available here.

Santia's Bakery $$$$ 3381 Washington St

This unassuming Dominican bakery in JP is still open and making custom cakes for takeout or delivery. They also have a variety of other baked goods like empanadas available.

Yely's Coffee Shop $ $ $ $ Caribbean  in  Jamaica Plain $$$$ 284 Centre st. 7.9 /10

Yely’s, the Dominican spot that’s really more of a restaurant than a coffee shop, is open for takeout and delivery through a few delivery services. We recommend their well-spiced and tender ribs.

Tostado Sandwich Bar $$$$ 300 Centre St

Tostado serves Domincan-inspired sandwiches everyday from 11am-7:30pm or so. They also have smoothies, juices, and desserts available - place an order here.

Chilacates $$$$ 224 Amory St

Chilacates, a Mexican spot with three locations, is open from 11am-9:30pm on weekdays, and 9am-9:30pm on the weekends. Staples like burritos, tacos, enchiladas, and tostadas are available to order here.

Round Two Pizza & Subs $$$$ 10 Walk Hill St

Casual American spot Round Two is open from 11am-9:30pm, Mon-Sat - place an order here for burgers, subs, and wings.

753 South $$$$ 753 South St

The regular menu is available for takeout, along with nightly specials, and it’s all 25% off. The available hours shift a little bit from day-to-day, but 753 South usually opens around 4 or 5pm and closes at 8pm.

Bukhara $$$$ 3698 Washington St

There are a number of interesting things to try at Bukhara, including the tandoori duck masala and the lentil dumplings with date chutney. Good thing they’re open every day from 11:30am-10pm, with delivery through Uber Eats.

Harry's All-American Breakfast $$$$ 1420 Centre St

We miss diners and their unbelievably large omelets. Harry’s can fix the omelet problem at least - they’re open from 7am-2:30pm daily. Place an order here.

Las Palmas $$$$ 4337 Washington St

One of the city’s best Dominican restaurants is currently providing one of the city’s best deals for either delivery or takeout: four complete stewed chicken meals for just $25. Other than the family-style meals, there are only a few dessert options, but they’re good ones, like the guava and cheese empanadas.

Delfino $ $ $ $ Italian  in  Roslindale $$$$ 754 South Street Not

Rated

Yet

Delfino in Roslindale Square might be our favorite red sauce place in Boston. Our favorite dish on the menu, though, doesn’t contain red sauce at all - it’s the broccoli rabe linguine served with sausage made by an Italian butcher shop down the street. They’re doing takeout Tues-Sun starting at 3:30pm, with family-style meals available along with the regular menu.

Sophia's Grotto $$$$ 22 Birch St

Sophia’s entire Mediterranean menu is available for takeout every night, and for delivery on the weekends. You’ll pick up the food at the window that overlooks one of the city’s best outdoor patios and look ahead to better times.

Joe’s 320 Cafe $$$$ 320 Spring St

Joe’s 320 serves things like omelettes, steak wraps, and seafood cakes, and is open Wed-Sun from 9am-2pm for breakfast and lunch, and Thurs-Sat from 5-8pm for dinner. All orders should be placed on their website.

Sofia Italian Steakhouse $$$$ 1430 Vfw Pkwy

Sofia is open from 4-9pm daily. They have individual servings of things like lamb lollipops, filet mignon, and rigatoni bolognese, but they also have trays of arugula salads and chicken parm for 4-6 people. Orders both for takeout and delivery should be placed on their website.

Johnny’s Takeaway $$$$ 168 Spring St

If you’re craving ribs, fried chicken, and cornbread, then Johnny’s is here for you. They’re open Mon-Fri from 12-7pm. For delivery orders, call in at (617) 942-8243.

Bay Sweets $$$$ 120 Spring St

While Bay Sweet isn’t technically a restaurant, this Mediterranean market does have spinach and meat pies, homemade hummus, and baklawa available, which is good enough for us. Plus, you can order produce and pantry items along with lunch, which is perfect for the current times. All orders can be placed here.

Darryl's Corner Bar & Kitchen $ $ $ $ American  in  Roxbury ,  South End $$$$ 604 Columbus Ave 7.0 /10

Darryl’s Corner Bar is open Fri-Sun, 12-9pm for takeout. That means brunch items like red velvet chicken & waffles, but also dinner items like fried catfish. Unfortunately, free live jazz is not included with your orders.

Bonapita $$$$ 75 Spring St

Mediterranean spot Bonapita is open from 12-6pm every day except Monday. They have some really affordable things like maqluba available - apparently there’s enough chicken and rice for 4-6 servings, and it’s only $24. Visit their website to order.

other locations Ciao Pizza & Pasta $ $ $ $ $$$$ 59 Williams St 7.6 /10

If you’re a pizza purist, then Ciao Pizza in Chelsea has classic Neapolitan pizza available for you - though we’re not sure we’d consider their Nutella pizza a “classic.” Order online for pickup orders.

Belle Isle Seafood $ $ $ $ Seafood  in  Winthrop $$$$ 1 Main St 8.0 /10

New England candy (read: seafood) store Belle Isle is open for takeout from 12-8pm, Tues-Sun for all of your fried seafood and lobster roll needs.

Sun Kong $$$$ 275 Eastern Ave

If you’re looking for dim sum, Sun Kong in Malden is open from 9am-3pm every day for takeout. Call ahead at (781) 388-9900 to pre-order.

Crazy Good Kitchen $$$$ 906 Eastern Ave

As the weather warms up, you might start looking for spots with burgers and milkshakes. Malden’s Crazy Good Kitchen is one such spot, with smash burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, and ridiculous frozen treats. Visit their website to place an order for delivery or takeout.

Ebisuya Market $$$$ 65 Riverside Ave

Ebisuya Market is a Japanese grocery store in Medford, and they’re currently open with regular hours. But there’s also a small kitchen within the store that is currently offering a condensed menu of sushi and bento boxes, both of which are available for takeout.

Pikaichi Ramen $$$$ 123 Boston Ave.

Pikaichi in West Medford is open for takeout, but operating hours are changing week to week. Be sure to check out their website for more information, and also to place an online order.

China Pearl $$$$ 237 Quincy Ave

Quincy is normally outside of our usual coverage area, but during these times we’re willing to do a lot for dim sum. China Pearl is offering takeout dim sum during lunch hours - call ahead at (617) 773-9838 to place an order.

Winsor Dim Sum House & Bar $$$$ 706 Hancock St.

Winsor Dim Sum’s Chinatown location is closed, but it’s Quincy branch is still open for takeout. It’s cash-only, but again, we’re willing to do a lot for dim sum right now.

Brickhouse Cafe $$$$ 107 Bridge St

Brickhouse is open from 4-7pm daily, serving pasta, pizza, and a chicken finger dinner (a personal quarantine favorite of ours). Call ahead at (781) 326-1980 to order.

Red Lentil $$$$ 600 Mount Auburn St

Innovative vegetarian and vegan spot Red Lentil is open for takeout and delivery on GrubHub. They even have a brunch menu, which includes waffles, frittatas, and nachos.

Bertucci's $$$$ 39 Stanhope St

Bertucci’s has 29 locations across this great state, and they’re offering $32 “Family Meal Deals” for pick-up and free delivery. Visit their website for more information.

Semolina Kitchen & Bar $$$$ 572 Boston Ave

Semolina will have special menus daily, available both for takeout and local delivery. Give the restaurant a call to place an order.

Riverside Pizza & Sub $$$$ 7 Needham St

Riverside is open daily from 11am-8pm, with pizzas, calzones, and steak tips ready for your next meal. Visit their, um, retro website to order.

Shake Shack $$$$ 322 Washington St

If you forgot about the Shake Shack app on your phone, then this is a friendly reminder that you can use it to place to-go orders ahead of time. If you want delivery, almost every platform will assist with your needs.

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Welcome to The Paleo Diet Blog!

The Paleo Diet--the world’s healthiest diet--is based on the simple understanding that the best human diet is the one to which we are best genetically adapted. It is supported by documented scientific evidence and by real-life improvements, even triumphs, of people winning their personal health battles.

The Paleo Diet is based upon the life work of Dr. Loren Cordain. Dr. Cordain is widely acknowledged as a leading expert on the diet of our Paleolithic ancestors. In numerous publications in the world's best scientific journals, he has documented the dramatic health benefits of eating a diet consistent with human genetic evolution and our ancestral, Paleolithic diet. Learn how a diet based on lean meats, seafood, fresh fruits, and fresh vegetables can lead to ideal body weight, optimum health, and peak athletic performance.

This concept represents the "unified field theory" of nutrition that has until now been lacking. The discipline of human nutrition previously had no orienting paradigm to guide research and inquiry, and as such was an immature science. In contrast, cosmology has the big bang theory, which orients all thought regarding the origins of the universe, and geology has continental drift and plate tectonics, which universally guide research into the origins of earth's land mass. In biology, the fundamental, guiding principle is Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection, which provides a template for the creation of life on earth.

It has only been in the last two decades that a few enlightened scientists have realized that this principle also represents the basic biological principle which determines the nutritional requirements of any organism - including humans. Our genes were shaped by our ancestors' environment, including our nutrtional requirements. Because what we eat today is so far removed from the diet of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, a discordance exists between our genes and our diet, and this factor represents the underlying reason why we are so sick and overweight as a society.

Dr. Cordain has authored three pioneering books that provide specific applications of The Paleo Diet for general health and nutrition, specifically for athletes, and for curing acne.

The Paleo Diet provides the background and basis for the optimally healthful diet. It has been highly praised by researchers, scientists, and readers from all over the world.

The Paleo Diet for Athletes, written by Dr. Loren Cordain and world-class fitness trainer Joe Friel, provides detailed information on how endurance athletes can improve performance, recovery, and health by eating a slightly modified version of the Paleo Diet.

The Dietary Cure for Acne represents the first real cure--not a treatment--a real solution to this pervasive skin disease. It is a natural acne diet program, based on recent research.

We also offer numerous programs designed to help people address particular nutritional and health needs. These programs can enable you to achieve your health goals whether you seek to:

permanently free yourself from acne

improve your athletic performance

enjoy a longer, healthier, more active life

lose weight without dieting and exercise,

reduce or eliminate your risk of diseases, including cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and the vast majority of all chronic degenerative diseases that affect humanity

For more information about our team and our products please visit our Paleo Diet web site as well as our Dietary Cure for Acne web site.

You may post comments and questions at the end of most blog posts. Scroll down to the end of a post, type your comments in the text area under the title Post a Comment, and click the Post Comment button.

Source: http://thepaleodiet.blogspot.com/2009/10/welcome-to-paleo-diet-blog.html

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Welcome to The Paleo Diet Blog!

The Paleo Diet--the world’s healthiest diet--is based on the simple understanding that the best human diet is the one to which we are best genetically adapted. It is supported by documented scientific evidence and by real-life improvements, even triumphs, of people winning their personal health battles.

The Paleo Diet is based upon the life work of Dr. Loren Cordain. Dr. Cordain is widely acknowledged as a leading expert on the diet of our Paleolithic ancestors. In numerous publications in the world's best scientific journals, he has documented the dramatic health benefits of eating a diet consistent with human genetic evolution and our ancestral, Paleolithic diet. Learn how a diet based on lean meats, seafood, fresh fruits, and fresh vegetables can lead to ideal body weight, optimum health, and peak athletic performance.

This concept represents the "unified field theory" of nutrition that has until now been lacking. The discipline of human nutrition previously had no orienting paradigm to guide research and inquiry, and as such was an immature science. In contrast, cosmology has the big bang theory, which orients all thought regarding the origins of the universe, and geology has continental drift and plate tectonics, which universally guide research into the origins of earth's land mass. In biology, the fundamental, guiding principle is Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection, which provides a template for the creation of life on earth.

It has only been in the last two decades that a few enlightened scientists have realized that this principle also represents the basic biological principle which determines the nutritional requirements of any organism - including humans. Our genes were shaped by our ancestors' environment, including our nutrtional requirements. Because what we eat today is so far removed from the diet of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, a discordance exists between our genes and our diet, and this factor represents the underlying reason why we are so sick and overweight as a society.

Dr. Cordain has authored three pioneering books that provide specific applications of The Paleo Diet for general health and nutrition, specifically for athletes, and for curing acne.

The Paleo Diet provides the background and basis for the optimally healthful diet. It has been highly praised by researchers, scientists, and readers from all over the world.

The Paleo Diet for Athletes, written by Dr. Loren Cordain and world-class fitness trainer Joe Friel, provides detailed information on how endurance athletes can improve performance, recovery, and health by eating a slightly modified version of the Paleo Diet.

The Dietary Cure for Acne represents the first real cure--not a treatment--a real solution to this pervasive skin disease. It is a natural acne diet program, based on recent research.

We also offer numerous programs designed to help people address particular nutritional and health needs. These programs can enable you to achieve your health goals whether you seek to:

permanently free yourself from acne

improve your athletic performance

enjoy a longer, healthier, more active life

lose weight without dieting and exercise,

reduce or eliminate your risk of diseases, including cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and the vast majority of all chronic degenerative diseases that affect humanity

For more information about our team and our products please visit our Paleo Diet web site as well as our Dietary Cure for Acne web site.

You may post comments and questions at the end of most blog posts. Scroll down to the end of a post, type your comments in the text area under the title Post a Comment, and click the Post Comment button.

Source: http://thepaleodiet.blogspot.com/2009/10/welcome-to-paleo-diet-blog.html