Dine Out aims to put new restaurants on the menu across the Hub
Boston Chops Downtown 52 Temple Place bostonchops.com/locations/downtowncrossing
Chef Chris Coombs’ Boston Chops Downtown is a favorite with the after work crowd and the growing constituency of neighborhood locals. However, if you live in Back Bay or the North End and haven’t checked it out yet, Dine Out Boston is a great excuse to try Coombs’ new takes on old classics. His Dine Out menu is $38 per person for a threecourse dinner. The menu offers dishes like Wards Farm Tomato & Burrata, Bucatini Bolognaise and Sticky Toffee Pudding.
Q Restaurant 660 Washington St. thequsa.com
Q Restaurant in Chinatown is participating this year with both a lunch and dinner menu. The $15 lunch menu gives guests a chance to try its famous hot pot as well as a few of the other pan-Asian dishes, such as Fried Spring Rolls or the Thunder Roll. The Q’s dinner menu is three courses for $33, with a choice of appetizer, a few hot pot combos and some tasty desserts. Mastro’s Ocean Club
25 Fan Pier Blvd. at 22 Liberty
mastrosrestaurants.com/locations/ma/boston/
Popular Mastro’s Ocean Club in the Seaport, a highend steakhouse and seafood spot is offering a $38/person dinner menu. Items like the Jalapeño Tuna Sashimi, 6 oz. Petite Filet and the signature Warm Butter Cake are all on the menu. Whether you are looking for a new spot for business dinners or family celebrations, Dine Out Boston is a great time to try something new and there is even live music beginning at 6:30 p.m. daily.
Davio’s
Multiple locations davios.com/bos/events/dine-out-boston
Another popular local spot participating in Dine Out Boston this year is Davio’s. All Massachusetts Davio’s locations are offering a $25 lunch menu and a $38 dinner menu during the event. Menu items such as Avocado Toast and Free-Range Roast Chicken are on the brunch/lunch menu and items like the Beef Tartare and Atlantic Salmon are on the dinner menu. And of course, there are some luscious desserts available at the end of each meal.