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It's no secret that Boston is in no shortage of Irish bars. They are everywhere: good, bad, authentic, and touristy: our market is saturated. However, there is always more room for good, traditional Irish fare. You will find that in spades here. Hot steaming Irish food with a variety of Irish beers to quench our thirst. Everyone should come here to experience a little "luck o' the Irish". Voted Best of Boston for Irish Food.

From the website: Bar &Restaurant Stoli introduces you to the world of authentic Russian cuisine and Russian cooking recipes, the place for lovers of delicious Russian dishes and culture of Russia. In our Russian recipes cookbook you'll find a great number of palatable dishes (hors-d'oeuvres, main courses, desserts, beverages etc.) from ancient times to the present.

You wouldn't expect to find a first-rate Italian restaurant on a street littered with gas stations and Dunkin' Donuts, but La Morra easily exceeds all expectations, even by North End standards. Wood paneling and warm autumnal tones set a romantic mood for a thoroughly original menu inspired by less well-known Northern Italian cuisine. The house specialty of cicchetti, or Venetian-style tapas, work well as either preludes to the main course or as snacks at the bar (where they are served until 1am on F); try the Tuscan meatballs with porcini and prosciutto ($4). Perfect al dente pastas like the tagliatelle with figs and ribola cheese ($10/20) are available in half portions, but why stop there? The $35 prezzo fisso will get you 4 heavenly courses from antipasti to dolce—trust us, your mouth will water with the memories. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. Enjoy cicchetti (Venetian style tapas), a nightly prezzo fisso menu served in the style of a traditional Italian meal with antipasto, primo, secondo and dolce for $35

This Korean-style restaurant in the heart of Chinatown serves up Seoul specialties like kimchi, ttokkpokki and bi bim bap. This pan-Asian restaurant also delivers yummy tempura and high-quality Korean barbecue and, of course, sushi. Open late until 4am, Apollo Sushi is great place to grab a late-night roll and sake.
Here's more info: Forget the Kong. The Apollo Grill & Sushi is the after-hours destination for the Harvard Hong Kong mafia, the East Asian Studies contingency and anyone else with a ravenous case of munchies. The Apollo Grill specializes in DIY flame-grilled meats. Coming in groups of 3 or more ensures optimal selection and reasonable per-person prices. The Korean barbecue ($15) is tasty and full of traditional flavorings like garlic paste. The sushi bar and Japanese menu offer less highly spiced foods, and live fish from seafood tanks can be selected for incredibly fresh sushi. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.