Palio, Bluezoo, or?

[liamsaunt]

My DH and I have two open dinner spots on our upcoming trip (November 17-23). I have read the recent good reviews for bluezoo, but the menu sounds very similar to another Boston-based Todd English place we have been to many times before (Kingfish Hall). Not that this is a bad thing! I am wondering if Palio is another good option. Any ideas or suggestions? Our other adrs for this trip are at Jiko, Artist Point, California Grill, and le Cellier.

We'll have a car and are willing to travel "off-site" also.

Thanks!

 

[leight]

Palio's is a wonderful Italian bistro- ask for the chef's menu- they will offer wine selections will be matched- it's a great choice for a romantic dinner. Another place (italian) is Capone's- it is on 192- food is fantastic and it is a very nice setting- we went for my daughter's bday (needed a break from the NickHotel) but were sorry that we weren't w/o the kids- would have spent much more time enjoying the ambiance

 

[Uncleromulus]

You certainly have picked some fine places!!
If you like "upscale" italian, Palio is a good choice. Portobello Yacht Club in DD is another good choice.
Flying Fish would be a good substitute for the Zoo, if seafood is what you are after.

 

[liamsaunt]

You certainly have picked some fine places!!
If you like "upscale" italian, Palio is a good choice. Portobello Yacht Club in DD is another good choice.
Flying Fish would be a good substitute for the Zoo, if seafood is what you are after.

Thanks for the suggestions. We tried Flying Fish last year and liked it very much. I was leaning towards Palio or Bluezoo because they are new to us. All the other places we are going are repeats. (We've done Portobello a couple of times too, I agree it is nice.)

 

[Laurafoster]

i really like both places, my personal fave is Blue zoo because of the atmosphere, great service and to die for food but if it is similar to the other place why not go to Palio, the food there is equally as nice!