Brian Cicioni
| Special to USA TODAY 10Best
Ordering from a ‘secret menu’ is a bad idea and here’s why
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Like most major cities, Boston is a series of unique neighborhoods – 23 to be exact. Each one has its own feel and flavors.
Dorchester is the place to go for a bowl of pho, while Roxbury has some of the best regional African and soul food options in the Bay State. The North End is now the largest Little Italy in the Northeast, while multigenerational Jewish delis in Brookline are still going strong. Unofficial Koreatowns and Chinatowns are emerging in neighboring Allston and Quincy. And a short train ride from North Station will take you to the highest concentration of Cambodian restaurants in the country.
From Dorchester to the North End and the Lowell Highlands to North Quincy, here is our list of some of the best Greater Boston neighborhoods for foodies.
Allston
The stretch of Harvard Avenue between Gardner Street and Commonwealth Avenue is Greater Boston’s unofficial Koreatown. This area – where the members of Aerosmith once shared an apartment – is now lined…
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