• By Paul Angiolillo
• August 7, 2012

  In the heart of Watertown Square, The New Yorker Diner has been offering early morning and late night fare for hungry workers and college students …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• July 31, 2012

  Waltham's The Elephant Walk has become a destination restaurant, the kind that attracts diners from throughout the region. Its chefs use creative …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• July 24, 2012

It doesn't look like much from the street, but the Halfway Cafe, 394 Main St. in Watertown, is quiet and pleasant, and has a surprisingly diverse …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• July 17, 2012

Habanero's on Moody Street in Waltham offers a slightly upscale version of a Mexican restaurant, with a bar thrown in. It has all the classic Mexican…

• By Paul Angiolillo
• July 10, 2012

The Spot Cafe, at 385 Main St., has been a family-owned and operated diner-like restaurant since 2006. It's small, unpretentious and specializes in …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• July 3, 2012

O-Sha on Arsenal Street doesn't look like much on the outside, but then neither do some of the best eateries in Boston's Chinatown neighborhood. …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• June 19, 2012

There are a lot of choices for Asian fare at Sushi Box, which gets its name from the traditional Japanese lunch boxes made up of fish, vegetables, …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• June 12, 2012

D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches, with dozens of franchises throughout five New England states (none in Vermont) including one in Watertown Square, has …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• June 5, 2012

Waltham's Tom Can Cook wants to satisfy almost any preference for Asian food –Thai, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Szechwan. This "fusion" …

• By Paul Angiolillo
• May 29, 2012

For 13 years, Not Your Average Joe's has been occupying the large and airy space of a former furniture store in Watertown Square. It has a …