Wayland MA
Allan Matthews
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Stephen Stein
allan_m...@bigfoot.com wrote on 6/22/05 5:07 PM:
> We're moving to Wayland MA. Where are good places to eat?
Caraway's on Rt 20 towards Sudbury is a good place to get a bagel on Sunday
mornings. Good place for a deli lunch, too.
325 Boston Post Rd, Wayland
(508) 358-5025
Beel
> We're moving to Wayland MA. Where are good places to eat?
>
> allan
In Cambridge
Stephen Stein
> We're moving to Wayland MA. Where are good places to eat?
Oh and also:
If you've never been there before, you might try the Wayside Inn in Sudbury.
http://www.wayside.org/
Historical. Old fashioned New England food. Good but not great, but
it's worth going once.
Also, go east one town into Waltham. LOTS of good food on Moody St
(search the ne.food archives for lots of reviews). My favorites are the
Tuscan Grill for Italian fine dining, Iguana Cantina for wacky Tex-Mex,
Taqueria Mexico on Charles St for more authentic Mexican, Watch City
Brew Pub for brew pubby stuff.
- Steve Stein
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question. :-))
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allan
Try the Villa on Rt 30, not a bad little place, mostly Italian and
resonable, very old fashioned as well.
If you like Mexican, you can try, and I highly recommend Acapulocos
on Rt 20 in Sudbury, and 20 minutes from Wayland at best. Also there
is The Aztec on Waverly St on the Framingham\Natick line near Wendys.
Stay away from the brazilian bbq's. One just got shut down here in
Framingham for storing meat outside as in outdoors. But don't take my
word for it, what's a little food poisoning to ya.
Blue Ginger around the corner in Wellesley is supposed to be pretty
good, albeit expensive from what I hear.
Good Eats to ya,
Let me know if I can help you with anything else.
Natick has a place called Augostino's. Top rate Italian food, one
of if not the best in the area. They are right off of 135 (West
Central St) in downtown Natick.
FRYLOCK
Framingham for storing meat outside as in outdoors. But don't take my
word for it, what's a little food poisoning to ya.
Do you happen to know the name of that place in Framingham that was
shut down? Not that we eat at those places, but would be good to
know. They tend to be real off the beaten path as far as those places
go, LOL Thank you for the heads up!
Jesse Jamez
today that a place called "ipanema" was shut down, but I think it was
for alcohol violations, not food related. The paper didn't say too
much more. But then again, like you say, who knows. I too have
heard some bad things about those brazilian bbq places. But I guess
that can happen anywhere.