TREMONT 647

647 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02118 (South End) | (617) 266-4443

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Tremont 647, a 60-seat neighborhood bistro style restaurant & bar in the heart of Boston's South End, features chef/owner Andy Husbands' adventurous American cuisine, with inventive global influences. For nearly 20 years, Chef Husbands has been creating dishes that focus on big flavors in an unpretentious, lively environment. In addition to a menu that changes with the seasons, Tremont 647's Pajama Brunch (Saturday/Sunday), Taco Tuesday, and monthly themed events, have made it a much-loved spot in Boston's culinary landscape. Oh, and Tremont 647 is a great spot for the family with our new Kid's Menu!

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