Boston Theatre District Prix-Fixe
Dinner and a show? These restaurants are all located within Boston’s Theater District and offer diners well-priced three-course prix-fixe menus. Tell the waitstaff that you have tickets to a performance and they will be sure to get you in and out in less than an hour!
For French cuisine in a cozy, romantic setting visit Pigalle (75 Charles St., 617-423-4944)(Map).It is easy to order well here where the $40 three course prix fixe is available every night and comes with several choices.
Feast on beef short ribs with crispy polenta and rapini or fusilli bolognese at DaVinci (162 Columbus Ave., Boston, 617-350-0007)(Map) which has a $34.99 three course dinner available Monday-Thursday nights and on Friday and Saturday before 6PM .
Avila (One Charles St. South, Boston, 617-267-4810)(Map) features Mediterranean cuisine from Spain, Greece, France and Italy. Their three-course theater prix-fixe is available every night from 5 PM-6:30 Pm for $40. Nice extra-the option to return for dessert after the show.
Home of the Boston Cream Pie (which is actually a cake!), Parker’s Restaurant at the Omni Parker House Hotel (60 School St., Boston, 617-227-8600)(Map) has a three course pre-theater menu that is offered every night from 5:30-6:30 for just $32. Boston Cream Pie is one of the dessert choices and is a must -order!
Located across from the Opera House, Avenue One, in the Hyatt Regency Hotel (One Avenue de Lafayette, Boston, 617-422-5579)(Map)offers a solid three-course pre-theatre menu for $38 on Tuesday-Sunday evenings.
Image Credit: PlanetEye Boston
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"Handmade pastas are the specialty at Da Vinci, an Italian Park Square
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The rejuvenated and historical Omni Parker House is located on the corner
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