In addition to street parking, there is a municipal lot across the street from the restaurant. ^[1]

A location of a local chain of family-style Mexican restaurants. The restaurant is tucked away in a small strip mall set back from the street. steak tacos, chili rellenos combos, carnitas, camarones. ^[2]

broiled salmon with capers ^[3]

Contemporary Mediterranean and New American bistro in Newtonville. The bar and lounge serves a light menu of appetizers and sandwiches, as well as the full dining room menu.\n\nThree-course fixed price menus are available Sun.-Thu. at dinner and Mon.-Fri. at lunch. Five-glass wine tasting flights are available at dinner from Sun.-Tue.\n\nThe listed hours are for the restaurant. The bar and lounge is open daily 11:30a.m.-Close. duck breast, chocolate torte, med plate, orecchiette pasta ^[4]

A restaurant that opened as an outgrowth of a catering business, Bakers' Best offers sandwiches, bakery, and prepared foods to eat there or for takeout. Table service and made-to-order foods are offered during Saturday and Sunday brunch. At other times, only counter service is available. ^[5]

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A casual neighborhood restaurant and bar, housed in a Swiss chalet-style building. The interior decor has an Irish theme, and the menu covers both American bar fare and some Irish dishes.\n\nThere is a small parking lot next to the restaurant. On-street parking is also available. ^[7]

A popular counter-service restaurant on busy Needham Street, offering Greek salads, sandwiches, entrees, and desserts.\n\nThe atmosphere is bright, with marble and tile predominating. ^[8]

A Chinese restaurant that also serves sushi. Dim sum is offered on weekends (order from a menu, not from carts) from 11:30a.m.-2:30p.m., with some Taiwan/Northern-style and some Cantonese-style items.\n\nThe interior is divided into a bar section (to the right as you enter) and a main dining room (to the left). One wall of the dining room is mostly taken up by tanks holding live fish and shellfish.\n\nThe menu offers both regular Suburban Chinese fare and "Chinatown-style" dishes.\n\nThe restaurant is tucked away in a small strip mall, behind a Sunoco station, and is not easy to see from Rte. 9. The small shopping strip adjoins the larger CVS shopping strip. superwhite tuna handroll, Lord of the Rings maki, Matrix maki, Star Wars maki ^[9]

This Thai spot is not found easily from Walnut St. It is behind a Dunkin Donuts and Store 24, and is not visible from the street (you can pull into the lot at the Store 24). It is visible from Centre St., and the parking lot has access from there. ^[10]