If you have a need for speed, then F1 Boston's Arrive & Drive Racing sessions are the perfect fuel! They are available to the public 7 days per week (as are group events for up to 1000+) but racing time is subject to availability. Group events (corporate meetings, organization events or personal celebrations) may be booked in advance. Arrive & Drive racers (men and women 18+ with a valid drivers license) come in and suit up, receive a driver briefing, and pit themselves against other drivers scored by F1 Boston's computerized, split-second timing system – the same system used in professional racing. Finish it off with a terrific dining and beverage experience in F1's trackside Ascari Cafe.

Romantic restaurant, offering creative Italian, Mediterranean, and New American fare. A Hingham hotspot and laid the groundwork for sophisticated dining in the suburbs. Some of their most popular dishes include: sea bass, lobster ravioli, short ribs, and sirloin medallions. ^[1] Constructed in the 1910 Granary Marketplace building, the award-winning restaurant boasts a theatrical setting with exposed brick, imported tiles, mahogany woods, and an open kitchen from which executive chef Kevin Long takes center stage.

Located in a non-descript strip mall, Beijing Duck is probably your best bet for quality Chinese food in Braintree.

Formerly FX Siros. Located in a non-descript strip mall along Granite Street (Rt 37), near to the South Shore Plaza. A surprisingly nice upscale restaurant. Ample parking.

pork tenderlion or any special ^[2]

FAMOUS DAVE'S HAS CLOSED, presumably a victim of the recession.

Peppercornz is a woman-owned, casual dining restaurant and caterer located in Weymouth. Pastas, pizzas, calzones, salads. Winner of sixteen Reader’s Choice Awards. Linda Varasso, a co-owner and the main chef, frequently teaches cooking demonstration classes at local Williams-Sonoma Stores. Want a 'like-home' cooked meal at reasonable prices? Try Peppercornz. The Boston Globe says "Fresh food is part of the Peppercornz plan...dishes that are both creative and fresh".^[3] Recently moved from its Columbian Street location to Main Street (Rte 18-a little over a mile around the corner) at the former location of Reggio.

pizza Cobb salad, pizza with feta, tomato and eggplant ^[4]

A location of a chain of brewpub restaurants. sandwich club sandwiches ^[5]

A location of a chain of family-oriented steakhouses, known for their Canadian theme and talking moose. Burgers, steaks, salmon and a really good chicken salad. Named for a mountain range in the Canadian Rockies, this restaurant's interior has the atmosphere of a rustic hunting lodge. Talking animal heads provide side-show entertainment, but the primary attraction is the steak: prime cuts of sirloin, T-Bone, ribeye and prime rib. The kids' menu includes complimentary ice cream for dessert. ^[6]