Sugar Heaven on Boylston Street and Legacy Place in Dedham.

Best eateries in the area that I can think of are Tavolo at Ashmont station and Mrs. Jones in Lower Mills (Dot Ave.). Little Duck seems to have downhill in my opinion.

Ditto. I had a Wreck on the multigrain roll. Slightly a notch above Quizno's. Just so so. I won't run back there.

Are you sure it's not THE Terry "Taz" O'Reilly? If it is indeed him then the place is probably a sports bar.

Shenanigans on Broadway, South Boston was very good. Tha Banshee on Dorchester Ave., Dorchester is good and close to South Boston.

I went to Mike's City Diner on Washington Street on Sunday and had great french toast. Everything I've ever had from there has been very good. It might be a little to far though.

I hope just enough people go to Best Little Restaurant to keep them in business. That place is great, and I hope to never have to wait in line there.

Jack Fruit bubble tea at Pho 2000

I heard that flask steak is full of bourbon.

I completely agree, but I'll add the bed of potatoes were nasty. And for $14 you should get more. Also, the bartender seemed a bit disinterested and lacked knowledge of the various items on the menu.

The much improved Telegraph Hill had a fire about six weeks ago. The last time I checked they were closed. I wonder if they're gone for good.

I had high hopes, but bartender attitude and four steak tips for $14 with some nasty runny potato as a garnish was not worth it. One of the tips was close to unchewable.

Yes. This is a "coming soon..." thing.

Couldn't really see inside. I saw it as I was riding by on my bike.

This is good stuff. Also, there is an "international market" in the works close to Ba Le on the other side of Dorchester Ave. Looks like a pretty big space.

Bon Me is the only one I know, and it's pretty good.

It's nice that they serve sandwiches at the Cambridge store. I found out yesterday they don't serve them at the Charles Street store.

Island Creek Oyster Bar in Kenmore Square is a great spot. Also, many great Italian restaurants are outside of the North End. Might want to try Rino's in East Boston (258 Saratoga Street).

Radius

I like Brother's Crawfish which is across the street and closer to Fields Corner. It's a Vietnamese restaurant that specializes in crawfish boils. Lots of tasty flavors. There is also a good Vietnamese restaurant just outside Fields Corner station on Dorchester Ave. I can't think of the name off hand.

Wow, I was looking forward to trying Sweet Cheeks. A bad bartender can ruin a night. Go B's (not to be confused with your reference to B)!

Isn't Chuck E Cheese loud? What's wrong with bringing kids to a loud place. Slate on Broad Street is another option.

Blue, Inc.

http://blueincboston.com/

Try the Ipswich and Berkshire Brewing Co. lines of beer while you're here. They are some of the best in the area. Notch is a pretty good line and are all session beers as far as I know.

I think Mike's is closed for renovations.

I saw $3.95. They're the best I've had and they're huge. I love chocolate, but they might be a little too chocolate-centric for most.

The new chain bake shop has great cupcakes. I had the Blackout and the Grasshopper. If you're interested, go to the Crumbs website here for the coupon: http://www.crumbs.com/news/article/155

Right, Aroma. I liked that better than Restaurante Cesaria.

1. Tavolo in the new Carruth building next to Ashmont Station.
2. Pho2000 on Adams Street west out of Fields Corner Station.
3. Savin Kitchen & Bar outside Savin Hill Station (much improved since they opened).
4. Singh's Roti on Columbia Rd. (good Cape Verdean place a few doors down from there that I can't think the name of right now).

Boston Kabob House at Liberty Square
Al's State Street Subs on State Street
UBurger on Tremont Street
Blue, Inc on Broad Street

Also, do you mean Hot Tomatoes?

Burrito place next to Hot Tomatoes is good