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Today's Glimpse
Butcher Shop(From our Restaurants in Boston archive)
South End's Tremont Street boasts two eating places
launched by luminary chef Barbara Lynch of posh No. 9
Park, her Beacon Hill flagship. The Butcher Shop glows as
an inviting blend of charcuterie cum high-end wine bar cum
full-service meat market. Knowing patrons s More.
Cypress Inn
(From our Accommodations in Carmel archive)
Doris Day's Cypress Inn is an elegant landmark dating to 1929, less formal than L'Auberge, with one of the town's most popular restaurant-bars. Ms. Day pops in occasionally, usually at the green-tinged Terry's Lounge. The inn's 45 rooms are nicely done, with h More.