Restaurant Week in Boston

Restaurant week in Boston gives you the chance towe enjoyed a smooth and fruity Louis Latour.
try many restaurants at very reasonable prices. ThreeThe restaurant was full, the service, friendly and timely
course meals are $20 at lunch and $30 at dinner. Webut the table was ghastly, with serving staff constantly
tried one restaurant that was participating and one thattripping over the chair legs. Would we go back? Yes.
wasn't, just to compare service and "aura" The firstBut we would specify a table request.
one we tried was 647 Tremont Street, a store frontOur second restaurant was Abe and Louis, a steak
restaurant, usually open only for dinner and Sundayhouse in the Back Bay on Boylston Street, not
brunch.participating in restaurant week, but full of customers. It
I started with a generous slice of foie gras as good ashas a happy steak house atmosphere with warm
I've enjoyed anywhere, served with dijon mustard andwood panelling, booths and tables with white linen. Our
toast, better than usual. My companion's choice was awaiter, Mauricio, good natured, agreeable, ready to
Julienne concoction of zucchini, chopped basil, anddiscuss the American wines in which we were
toasted almond slices, beautiful to look at andinterested and we were well pleased with his
refreshing. Her main course consisted of grilled salmonrecommendation, a 2006 Chardonnay from Chateau
with asparagus, both fresh tasting and delicious. I triedSte. Michelle. For our main course, we both chose
samosas with spinach and lentils. The spinach andsteak salad, two different versions. Mine was a
lentils were prepared and seasoned perfectly but theCaeser salad with perfectly prepared steak, cooked
filling for the samosas was fair, and the dough, heavymedium rare as I requested. The greens were crisp
and in need of a bit more cooking. For dessert, theand the steak, melt in your mouth tender. My friend's
chocolate pudding cake tried by my chocoholic friend,salad with a balsamic dressing, included tomatoes and
was found to be too sweet for her liking. I choselittle chunks of bleu cheese. Both salads were
rhubarb crepes, wonderfully thin and delicate with justgenerous portions and delicious. Two courses with
the right amount of rhubarb, not too sweet and not toowine. coffee, and gratuity cost $62.
tart. Their wine menu seemed carefully selected and