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Help Save Prose Restaurant
12/8/08 17:36Do you live in the Boston area? Are you a foodie willing to travel there?
Then go to eat at Prose, now, before they close!
Prose, a tiny restaurant whose only chef/hostess goes to the farmers' market to get fresh ingredients every day, is in danger of closing.
You can help: eat some of the most delicious food I have ever had on this continent or off it for less than the normal price.
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raxvulpine and I usually go there on special occasions because it can get pricey; but this is a special occasion. When I get back to Boston I am going to bike over there and treat myself.
( They have a special not-Restaurant-Week menu, which is relatively cheap! And vegan offerings! )
(NB: This is not a restaurant to go to before a movie; the food will take up your entire evening. However, it is food worth a whole evening. When you are not eating, you will be thinking about how incredibly good the bite of food you just had was, or how good the next bite is sure to be.)
They do not have a website, and as the restaurant is tiny, they like you to do reservations.
Call 781-648-2800.
Yes, that's you, now. Help save a tiny restaurant which is the embodiment of the slow food movement; the Boston food world and your tummy will be better for it.
Then go to eat at Prose, now, before they close!
Prose, a tiny restaurant whose only chef/hostess goes to the farmers' market to get fresh ingredients every day, is in danger of closing.
You can help: eat some of the most delicious food I have ever had on this continent or off it for less than the normal price.
raxvulpine and I usually go there on special occasions because it can get pricey; but this is a special occasion. When I get back to Boston I am going to bike over there and treat myself.( They have a special not-Restaurant-Week menu, which is relatively cheap! And vegan offerings! )
(NB: This is not a restaurant to go to before a movie; the food will take up your entire evening. However, it is food worth a whole evening. When you are not eating, you will be thinking about how incredibly good the bite of food you just had was, or how good the next bite is sure to be.)
They do not have a website, and as the restaurant is tiny, they like you to do reservations.
Call 781-648-2800.
Yes, that's you, now. Help save a tiny restaurant which is the embodiment of the slow food movement; the Boston food world and your tummy will be better for it.