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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sialia" data-source="post: 410698" data-attributes="member: 1025">Ah Nostalgia!Eat something smeared with Cabot butter. Shouldn't be hard to do-- most of the decent restuarants use it there--for all I know in your neck of the woods they do, too, you're not that far away. But I have to buy imported french foo foo butter to get anything that good out here. So indulge me and raise a biscuit for me, unless you're at risk for bypass surgery or something like that.If you're in to really good music, check out what's playing at Jordan Hall--it is one of the finest acoustic experiences on the planet. The hall itself is a musical instrument, and if you listen carefully, you will be able to feel the way the music moves around the space. It's sort of like sitting inside the cello while Yo Yo Ma plays. More things to do near Copley Square: check out the pretty ceiling of Trinity Church. The acoustics are pretty cool up there, too, but I don't think there's concerts there as often.Legal Seafoods (a local restuarant chain) are all over the place, and I've never eaten in one that wasn't terriffic. If they still have "Screaming Chocolate Thunder" on the desert menu, order it.Elephant Wok, if you like French Cambodian food. Spicy! And, oh, the lamented lost Chestnut Mousse Feuilette! They had it on the menu for a few years, and then they took it off for a while--maybe it's back? Hope springs eternal because it was the very finest desert ever . . . no, wait!Ok, this will cost you a serious wad of cash, but you won't regret it: Ambrosia. Ok, Ambrosia is the very finest restuarant I have ever eaten in. Do look in to celebrating somethign importnat and wonderful there.</blockquote>

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