The newest eatery on Mall Road in Burlington is B.Good. This local burger joint chain serves up "real.food.fast" and is dedicated to providing their patrons with fresh food from local farmers and that's processed on site. All the meat for the burgers is ground at the location and doesn't come frozen in pre-formed patties. The sign out front tells you who grinds the meat that day and where the meat comes from. B.Good is the brainchild of friends Anthony and Jon who both wondered why there weren't more restaurants that had healthier fast food options in the area. After much planning, they …

Overview: Bickford’s Grille is a restaurant chain with locations in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. We are lucky to have two in our vicinity; one in Burlington on Cambridge Stree and one on Montvale Avenue in Woburn, on the Stoneham line. Definitely a local favorite, people flock here to indulge is some good grub. It’s not uncommon to find Bickford’s packed with folks hungry for some Sunday Brunch. Décor: With lots of dark wood, big comfy booths and various dining areas, Bickford’s feels warm and welcoming. It’s always buzzing with activity.  Breakfast: Bring your appetite because Bickford’s…

Looking for a place to grab a bite and can’t decide if you are in the mood for sushi or Kung Pao chicken? Why not head to Golden Ginger and have both? Located at 225 Main St., Wilmington, Golden Ginger is a very reasonably priced restaurant that specializes in Chinese and Japanese cuisine.  They have both a large dining room and a bar area so it’s the perfect place to have drinks after work with friends or enjoy a lovely dinner for two. The staff is friendly, the décor is welcoming and the food is excellent. Try the shrimp and lobster sauce over the house fried rice with a crispy spring roll …

Dining options have never been an issue in Burlington with the plethora of restaurants around. However, choosing the right place? That can be a tall order. Each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that’s worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: L’Andana – This upscale Italian restaurant is known for its Tuscan-inspired, wood-grilled cuisine. For starters, try the tuna, hand-cut tartare with mustard chili aioli, radish and sea salt cracker ($18), or sample one of the pastas, such as the tortellini with crab farcito, sweet pumpkin and parmesan crema ($…

Taipei Tokyo Cafe Overview: A blend of Chinese cuisine and Japanese Sushi, the menu at Taipei Tokyo Café is both approachable and exotic. If you want to kick things up a notch, Taipei Tokyo allows patrons to bring their own beer and wine to complement their meal. Decor: A mix of modern and oriental, the open space offers a comfortable dining experience. Beverages: If you decide not to bring your own beer or wine, you can choose from their modest selection of sodas or an Oolong tea, complete with decorative pot and tea cup, to have with your meal. Appetizers: Start off your dining experience …

Overview: Situated in the middle of Woburn's busy center, Ixtapa Mexican Cantina is a little escape. This local chain offers authentic Mexican cuisine in huge portions and affordable prices. And they don't skimp on taste or quality either. The food is always served hot, is super fresh and as one Ixtapa regular proclaimed, "I don't think Ixtapa even owns a can opener." Ixtapa is your stop for a good meal and a good deal in the heart of Woburn.Decor: Keep your eyes peeled for Ixtapa as you drive through Woburn Center's rotary. You might miss the sign hidden behind the tree so look for the …

With so many different options, choosing which restaurant to eat at in town is never easy. Luckily for you, each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that is worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: The Capital Grille – For those who enjoy the finer things in life, such as a perfectly-cooked, dry-aged steak with a nice bottle of wine, there is no better place to dine than this high-end chain in Wayside Commons. The menu features six different cuts, as well as double cut lamp rib cuts, roasted chicken and an array of seafood, including broiled fresh …

Don’t feel like cooking but don’t know where to go? Want to try something new or maybe an old favorite that you’ve forgotten about? Each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that is worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: Summer Winter – You don’t have to be on the road to try the delicious fish and steak at this restaurant in the Burlington Marriott. The restaurant features New England-style décor, including warm wood and rough stone, while the menu has a wide-variety of fish, such as trout and yellowfin tuna, as well as Maine lobster. Favorites …

 Don’t feel like cooking, but don’t know where to go? Each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that is worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: Romano’s Macaroni Grill – Make sure you bring your appetite, as like any good Italian restaurant, Macaroni Grill is known for its hearty portions. Try traditional dishes, like spaghetti bolognese or chicken parmigiana, or favorites, like lobster ravioli or the aged beef tenderloin spiedini. The “create your own pasta” dish is popular among kids and adults alike, as are the restaurant’s wood-fired pizzas. The …

Tired of the same old, same old? Feel like you’ve been there, done that? Each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that is worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: Border Cafe – The sixth and newest member of this Tex-Mex chain serves the same fajitas, quesadillas and tacos that have made the original Harvard Square spot so popular since it opened in 1987. The menu also features Cajun choices, like crawfish etouffee, blackened catfish and Gulf Coast seafood enchiladas. The restaurant has a full bar, which includes a wide-variety of margaritas and …

What’s the best restaurant in Burlington? There’s really no right answer. However, each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that is worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: Lester’s Roadside Bar-B-Q – Some might say you can’t go wrong with barbecue, and, even if that’s true, this savory establishment sure does it right. Lester’s is known for its Big Johnson’s Chile, Cajun blackened catfish sandwich and, of course, wings and St. Louis dry-rubbed ribs. No matter your state ahead of time, you’re sure to leave satisfied. The restaurant has both menus for…

Restaurant options have never been a problem in town with Burlington’s booming commercial district. However, choosing the right place? That can be a tall order. Each week, Burlington Patch picks a great restaurant either in town or nearby that is worth checking out. Here’s this week’s choice: Café Escadrille – When it comes to fine dining in town, no place does it better. The restaurant features multiple upscale dining rooms, including an outdoor patio, an expansive bar and an even more expansive wine list. On the menu, you’ll find French, Italian and American fare, including dishes like …