Wellesley offers a variety of eateries, from fancy to homey to chains. A slew of Asian restaurants dot the town, from sushi-and-more to Chinese to Thai. Or you can try out Italian eateries, Indian cuisine, Turkish specialties, or an old-timey diner with a Greek flair. And don’t forget those necessities — pizza, ice cream, donuts, and coffee. Wellesley’s got you covered there.
The Swellesley Report’s Wellesley restaurant reviews:
Our most recent Wellesley restaurant take-out meal was from Bocado, a Spanish wine and tapas bar/restaurant on Church Street in Wellesley Square.
The star of the tapas meal was the fried jumbo shrimp made with harissa sofrito, pan fried rice, and a beautiful and bright chimichurri sauce. Bocado came up big here, with sizable shrimp lightly fried, delicious, and with a lovely presentation.
The grilled eggplant special served with quinoa, loose pesto, smoked almonds, and shiitake bacon was a miss for me, however. The eggplant was underdone, and the shiitake bacon was tough instead of nice and crispy.
You can read about Bocado and more about Wellesley’s restaurants on our specialty page: Restaurants in Wellesley, Massachusetts, more than 50 dining options.
Bon Appétit.
The link to 50+ dining options is actually just to The Cottage’s website 🙂
Thanks Chris, yup, we noticed that a little while ago and fixed. But we really appreciate everyone’s help in keeping the site tidy. BobB