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Duckie · 05-15-2008, 07:35 AM

I don't know what restaraunts are out that way. I don't head there very often. BUT, someone else on here may see this and have an idea?

Te42 · 05-17-2008, 06:36 PM

I wanted to Hi to all my fellow Mass people. I'm 6 weeks out, had Lap RNY on April 2nd. I wanted to ask fellow post ops what your work out schedules are like. I've just started going back to the local YMCA for aerobics, I've only done one class this week, I took it easy and stop a lot for water.

mistymee · 05-17-2008, 06:41 PM

For restaurants in the area, I would probably be most likely to recommend Legal Seafood, they have locations in Cambridge, Framingham..Burlington, Peabody, Chestnut Hill, Braintree & Boston
Locations - Legal Sea Foods - The Standard for Quality and Freshness in the Restaurant Business.

Can't really think of any others off the top of my head. I don't go in town very often... not really my cup o'tea, as they say.

Duckie · 05-17-2008, 06:52 PM

You can't go wrong with Legal Seafood. God, the name just makes my mouth water!!

Eraser · 06-15-2008, 09:34 PM

Thanks Guys!

I'm 'shipping' out to Boston June 21st for a 5 day conference. First real business trip since surgery on May 21st. Do ya think i can partake in a little lobstah or chowdah while I am down there, or just pack enough protein powders for the trip?
I can pretty well tolerate tuna/chicken/egg salad (well chewed) so far.

Duckie · 06-15-2008, 09:48 PM

You may want to steer clear of the chowdah due to the butter and milk content. How about a lobster roll? (no roll. lol)

BillH · 06-16-2008, 06:15 PM

Hi Mass folks!

I have been away from TT and since it's my day off I am catching up. I am an ex-Mass. person, having gone to seminary in Newton Centre. Get a kick hearing about Newton-Wellesley Hospital, as my wife and I were newlyweds who were the 'dorm parents' for the school of nursing back in 1975-76. And then you got to talking about Legal Seafoods...I started drooling with great memories. My favorite spot (where a lot of overeating occurred) was at the NoName Restaurant....But that was a lot of fried stuff which I wouldn't deal with now. But oh how this Midwesterner loved your wonderful fresh seafood. (And pot roast at Durgen Park and the popovers at Anthony's--only had enough cash to eat there once, the day we got our degrees!) Anyway, I love Boston and decided I'd say "hi" to all you fine folk! Hi! Go Bosox (at least until my Cubs beat you in the World Series this fall!)

lala46205 · 06-16-2008, 06:24 PM

hey my fellow mass people....i guess im a little further west than you guys but anyways...did someone say Legal seafood???uhhhhhh(drooling) i went there after i took my daughter to the aquarium..anyone have any usful tips on pureed food??