Some traditions came and went without us really remembering how great they were. The Feast of the 7 Fishes, regardless how it started, grew or developed, was more about tradition and family than anything else. Those memories get relived though the dishes and with whom we choose to spend the holidays.
I love that restaurants are putting an effort into providing people with nostalgia. Here are 8 places I see who deserve recognition.
1 Ristorante Lucia @luciarist 415 Hanover St., North End, 13 Mt. Vernon St., Winchester
A la carte menu, designed for two, not through December 24th
http://luciab.st/
2 Prezza @Prezzaboston 24 Fleet St., North End, Boston
Starting now through Dec. 24
https://prezza.com/
3 Bar Mezzana @barmezzana 360 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston
Thursday, December 23; the event begins at 6:30 costs $120/person.
https://www.barmezzana.com/
4 Coppa @coppaboston 253 Shawmut Ave., South End, Boston
Friday, December 24, 2021 5:00 PM 7:30 PM
https://www.coppaboston.com/specials/xmaseve
5 Luna Rossa @lunarossatewksbury 1699 Shawsheen Street Tewksbury, MA
Order for takeout only
www.lunarossa-restaurant.com
6 Reel House @reelhousemarinabay Marina Bay Quincy MA
Feast of the Seven Fishes Platters for Two, Wednesday -Sunday evenings
https://www.reelhousemarinabay.com/
7 Mida @midaboston 782 Tremont St., South End, Boston; 261 Walnut St., Newton
Feast of the Seven Pastas, December 23 between 4 and 10 p.m.
https://midarestaurant.com/
8 Tuscan Kitchen @tuscankitchen Seaport Blvd., Seaport District, Boston MA
www.tuscanbrands.com/Kitchen/Seaport/
