4 Massachusetts Restaurants Make Nation's Top 100: OpenTable

Looking to take your loved one a Christmas date to the city, but you don't know where to get a fancy meal that is actually worth going to? Well the people at OpenTable know what they are talking about, and they just released a list of the top 100 restaurants in America.

Four Massachusetts eateries landed on the list. They aren't very widespread - two from Boston, two from Cambridge - and you won't find any Legal Seafood or 99 Restaurants here.

So if you want to get dressed up and take the train in some night while the lights are still up, give these spots a shot. If you do try it, make sure to send us an email and let us know what you thought: Just enough steak or too much sizzle? And make sure to see the full list for yourself here.

Coppa

This Italian restaurant located in the South End of Boston is an " intimate enoteca tucked on a quiet side street in Boston's South End featuring Italian small plates created by James Beard Award-winning Chefs Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer. Everything is made with locally sourced and sustainable ingredients. Coppa has an eclectic wine list, and unique cordial-based cocktails." - OpenTable

Giulia Restaurant

This Italian spot on Mass. Ave. "is the first restaurant of award-winning Chef Michael Pagliarini. Our focus is on inspired food and great service with true Italian vigor. We put a particular focus on our hand-crafted pastas, made each day on our custom-built chef"s table adjacent to the open kitchen." - OpenTable

The Table at Season to Taste

This is a newer, more modern restaurant in Cambridge that has made a big splash in a short amount of time. The food style is categorized as Contemporary French/American. It appears from the reviews that if you want to impress someone, bring them here.

Yvonne's

Nestled into Downtown Crossing, Yvonne's offerings have some flair. The menu is global/international and a bit more daring than the other restaurants on the list.

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