I'm in Boston. Where do I get good clam chowda?

[Anonemous]

Best chowdah I ever had when I lived in NE was in some lobster shack in Cape Cod...

[silverpig]

Update:

A friend of mine recommended Union Oyster house. Apparently Jefferson used to eat there.

However, work went all busy and stuff, so I only had time to run across the street from the hotel and get chowda and meatloaf from the Rock Bottom. Le sigh.

[Sho'Nuff]

Completely off topic but since we are talking about food and Boston you should try Sam Lagrassas. Awesome sandwiches.

[zinfamous]

Drive North and don't stop until you get to Maine.

[Capt Caveman]

Originally Posted by silverpig

Update:

A friend of mine recommended Union Oyster house. Apparently Jefferson used to eat there.

However, work went all busy and stuff, so I only had time to run across the street from the hotel and get chowda and meatloaf from the Rock Bottom. Le sigh.

If you're staying near the Rock Bottom Brewery, you're only a block away from Chinatown and the restaurants there are open way late.

[Fritzo]

Originally Posted by Anonemous

Best chowdah I ever had when I lived in NE was in some lobster shack in Cape Cod...

Fresh clams make all the difference, and that's the place to get them

[Zeze]

Originally Posted by silverpig

Update:

A friend of mine recommended Union Oyster house. Apparently Jefferson used to eat there.

However, work went all busy and stuff, so I only had time to run across the street from the hotel and get chowda and meatloaf from the Rock Bottom. Le sigh.

I wrote all that for you, and you went to Rock Bottom for.... clam chowda?

They have good micro brews. It's a pretty good bar. But not for food.

Chinatown is right behind it too.