Location: Brookline
Top Restaurants in Brookline
Top Things to do in Brookline
- 1. Mount Auburn Cemetery
- 2. Fenway Park
- 3. Coolidge Corner Theater
- 4. Freedom Trail
- 5. Harvard Art Museums
- 6. John F. Kennedy National Historic Site
- 7. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
- 8. Larz Anderson Park
- 9. Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site
- 10. Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site
Countries
Where to eat Sushi food in Brookline: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Brookline. Brookline /ˈbrʊklaɪn/ is a town in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, in the United States, and is a part of Greater Boston. Brookline borders six of Boston's neighborhoods: Brighton, Allston, Fenway–Kenmore, Mission Hill, Jamaica Plain, and West Roxbury. The city of Newton lies to the west of Brookline.
Things to do in Brookline
1. Fugakyu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
FuGaKyu Japanese Cuisine is a unique Japanese restaurant located in the heart of Brookline, Massachusetts. Serving great dishes, such as authentic Japanese sushi and sashimi, you will enjoy a hearty meal that will delight your tastebuds and satisfy even t
Reviewed By hermans993
The sashimi was extremely good and a nice variety of sushi. The egg plant sushi was very special. Special compliments for the soup served in a little tea pot. The quantities of the sushi combinations were really good, hard to understand why people complained about that. A very nice ambiance with little boots and excellent service. Prices matched the quality and also wines were reasonably priced considering Boston standards.
Top 5 Mediterranean food in Brookline, Massachusetts, United States
2. UNI
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
UNI is a lively, contemporary izakaya located in The Eliot Hotel on Commonwealth Avenue. Helmed by Chef-Partners, Ken Oringer and Tony Messina, the menu highlights global street food-inspired small plates, innovative makimono, nigiri and sashimi, alongsid
Reviewed By 928als
Arrived at 9:15 for our reservation and were greeted with an epic fusion of creativity, skill, execution and american asian influences mashed up into one. If you go, you need to get the corn on the cob (I know it sounds boring and the description doesn't jump out compared to other more eye catching options but trust me on this) and the pork belly spring roll without hesitation. We also really enjoyed the brussel sprouts which had a definitively asian inspired ginger/wasabi thing going on that really made them pop. We also sampled the cheeseburger rol just to see how they could possibly make a cheeseburger flavored roll gourmet. I'd say the least impactful of all the dishes but it was still quite excellent and would hold up well with anything we have in Omaha where we're from. 10/10 would go back. Great staff and atmosphere as well. Bathrooms secret MVP as they are across from some real badass looking lion door knockers in the hotel side. Not necessarily relevant to the restaurant...but very cool.Hello! Thank you for your kind words, we are thrilled to hear you enjoyed your experience at UNI and hope to welcome you back again soon,The UNI Team
3. Thelonious Monkfish
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Navybluetravel
This is an average place with very average bland Asian food. I am so surprised that the food is rated so highly on trip advisor. We ordered two different fried rice-based dishes. I turns out both use the same fried rice batch which gets mixed with the protein you order. One of the dishes was sea food fried rice and there was a piece of meat in it, perhaps left from another mix-in. The sashimi dish looked as if the pieces of raw fish have been sitting and waiting to be served for quite some time. The taste of the food is âpan-Asianâ, really hard to trace to any country on the continent. And the food is pricey.Hi there, we are so sorry to hear that you did not enjoy your experience. We work very hard to ensure that our guests are satisfied with their experience(s) with us. Thank you for your feedback and if you choose not to return we wish you the very best of luck in your future dining ventures!
Where to eat Italian food in Brookline: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Douzo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 467 reviews
Reviewed By JonRadoff
This is an excellent sushi restaurant thatâs walking distance from the Copley Square area. Thereâs parking next door which is convenient to use. I recommend focusing on the specials that are frequently available here; this offers the most unique preparations and freshest fish. In particular, donât miss it if they have the Japanese uni on the menu! One of my favorites. The agedashi tofu (always available) is also an appetizer not to be missed.
