- American
The Dish
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Ratings and Reviews for The Dish
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Aug 24 2009
Mihir S. via Yelp
Why oh why??! They had quite decent food at GREAT prices. I loved the small charming and minimalist space. They had the best Cajun meatloaf and chili and...read more
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Jun 05 2009
Ragini S. via Yelp
I am very very sad that this place closed. It was really the only place in the South End that I would have been a regular. The food was great, the drinks...read more
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May 30 2009
Jimmy H. via Yelp
Closed. :-(read more
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Feb 15 2008
hubcub via Citysearch
Picture it, it's the week of Valentine's Day and I need to scramble to find a place to eat...no, not just eat, but propose. The pr...read more
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Aug 05 2007
toneperc via Citysearch
The only reason that I ever went to the Dish was because all of the better places to eat in the South End were packed. I took my ...read more
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Jul 30 2007
toneperc via Citysearch
OF ALL THE GOOD SOUTH END RESTAURANTS, HOW DOES THIS TERRIBLE HOLE IN THE WALL STAY OPEN? THE FOOD IS TERRIBLE, THERE IS NO ATMOS...read more
The Scene
South End couples--young and old, gay and straight--consider this one of the area's restaurants of choice for a satisfying, reasonably priced meal. This explains the nightly waits for a table, which impatient patrons avoid by dining at the tiny bar. In summertime, the quiet sidewalk patio provides one of the city's most relaxing spots for alfresco dining. Young, stylish waiters know regulars by name, and recommend selections from the lengthy, intricate wine list. (The bar serves beer and wine only.)
The Food
The Dish's stylish, varied menu mirrors those of its neighborhood brethren by including eclectic pasta dishes and offbeat seafood fare. After starting with a new-age appetizer (think Caribbean calamari with lemon-lime vinaigrette), diners move on to ''big plates'' like flaky, cornmeal-crusted cod with tangy lime-ginger marmalade and ricotta-mashed potatoes. Homemade desserts provide a sweet finish--dark chocolate bread pudding, when it's available, is heavenly.