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Taqueria Jalisco: authentic Mexican restaurant with emphasis on tacos – East Boston, Boston – $/$$.

Chilacate’s Mexican Street Food: casual taqueria – Multiple locations – $$.

El Pelon: casual taqueria – Multiple locations – $.

Tenoch Mexican: casual taqueria known for tacos & tortas – Multiple locations – $$.

Southern fried chicken from Buttermilk & Bourbonīoston’s Mexican food often gets a bad rep, but there’s a variety of delicious and authentic restaurants! There are especially a variety of great Boston taco shops.

Monica’s Mercato: Italian sub shop – North End, Boston – $$.

Cini’s: VERY casual pizza shop with calzones – West End, Boston – $$.

Carlo’s Cucina Italiana: casual Italian with lunch specials – Allston, Boston – $$/$$$.

Tony & Elaine’s: Italian pastas & classic Italian – North End, Boston – $$/$$$.

Al Dente: classic Italian – North End, Boston – $$/$$$.

La Famiglia Giorgio’s: classic Italian fare – North End, Boston – $$.

Ernesto’s: thin pizza slices & a variety of topping options – North End, Boston – $.

Galleria Umberto: Sicilian street food including pizza, arancini, & panzerotti – North End, Boston – $.

Giacomo’s: Well-known pasta shop – North End, Boston –.

Carmelina’s: Italian fare with emphasis on pasta.

Founded in 1946, its a go-to spot for cannolis for tourists and locals alike.

For first-timers, Mike’s Pastry is a must. With 87+ restaurants in the neighborhood, most of the best Boston Italian food is located in Boston’s North End, also known as the Little Italy. Fuji at Ink Block: Sushi & classic Japanese – Multiple locations – $$$/$$$$.Avana Sushi – affordable sushi & lunch specials – Chinatown, Boston – $.Ittoku: izakaya with Japanese tapas and cocktails – Porter Square, Cambridge – $$.Migaku: ramen shop specializing in seafood ramen – Brookline Village, Brookline – $$.Yume Wo Katare: unfussy ramen shop & “dream workshop” – Porter Square, Cambridge – $$.Futago Udon: udon shop with creative flavors like curry and uni creme – Fenway, Boston – $$.Yume Ga Arukara: stall specializing in udon noodles – Porter Square, Cambridge – $$.Cafe Mami: Japanese curry, hamburg, & other comfort foods – Porter Square, Cambridge – $.Warm your insides.Many of the best Japanese spots in the Boston area can be found in the Lesley Food Court in Porter Square, Cambridge. Place rice in bowl, spoon over jambalaya. Lower heat to medium until done.Īdd shrimp to sauté pan for 3-5 minutes until done. Add broth or stock, tomatoes, spices,īoil water then add rice, cover. Cook chicken halfway (about 5 minutes) and then addĬubed andouille sausage to pan. Mince garlic and add to the onions and peppers. Ĝajun seasoning, salt, and pepper to tasteĭice onions and peppers and sauté in olive oil until tender (5-7.ē cups uncooked rice (long grain white).of boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1" pieces There's only so much coffee and tea I can drink, and unless I want to venture into the cold to eat a warm meal in a restaurant, I prefer staying home, in pajamas and slippers, making a meal big enough to feed me until the cold front takes a hike.

In the spirit of this unusually long winter in South Florida, I'm planning on warming my insides with my mom's jambalaya. And it's going to stay that way for at least the next week and a half. Unless you missed the arctic blast the past few days, it's a little cold outside.