Dining/Food & Gourmet

Item Description

A $25 Gift Certificate good at any of the 6 Grafton Group Restaurants:

GRAFTON STREET PUB & GRILL - Grafton Street deftly combines a traditional Irish pub's warmth and coziness with a contemporary and comfortable full service restaurant. http://graftonstreetcambridge.com/

PARK RESTAURANT - Located in Harvard Square at the crossroads of Charles Square, the Charles River and Harvard Business School, PARK achieves a level of comfort that belies a space that has welcomed guests for years. With an aesthetic that blends luxe, contemporary accents and rustic bones with early 20th-century fixtures and a residential feel, PARK boasts four different areas (The Dining Room, The Classroom, The Den, and The Back Room ) with unique design elements and ambiance, all adorned with vintage-inflected, modern details. Chef Mark Goldberg's menu of playfully reinvented classics like the Meat Pie of the Day and the PARK Patty Melt are served late into the night, providing a welcomed atmosphere for lingering and relaxation. To complement Chef Goldberg's menu, bar manager Derek Almeida curates a worldly selection of beer (draft, bottle, cask, and can from as local as Cambridge, MA to as international as Sri Lanka), wine and spirits, and offers a number of classic and modern craft cocktails using homemade syrups, infusions, sodas, and bitters.  http://parkcambridge.com/

RUSSELL HOUSE TAVERN -A New American Tavern, Russell House Tavern is a comfortable gathering spot for every occasion - from casual lunch breaks on the patio to after-work cocktails in the upstairs tavern to functions in the private dining room and everything in between. http://russellhousecambridge.com/ Executive Chef Thomas Borgia delivers a seasonally-inspired menu of modern interpretations of American classics, including signatures like the crispy fried Cape Cod oysters with Miso broth and ginger aioli, Nose to tail pork fritters with salsa verde, a selection of Tavern Pizzas and Local Berkshire Pork Trio with Herb-Grilled Loin, Confit Belly, Smoked Shoulder, Anson Mills Grits among other dishes. To complement Chef Borgia's menu, Bar Manager Ashish Mitra serves an interesting collection of all-American wines, including two regional wines on tap, and a locally-driven craft beer selection. The cocktail menu strikes a balance between familiar classics and modern hand-crafted recipes using only fresh juices, homemade syrups and infusions. Ashish's current conceptions include the Sottobosco (St. George Terroir Gin, Campari, Byrrh Grand Quina, House Cranberry Bitters) and the Homecoming (Rittenhouse 100 proof rye, St. George Pear Brandy, Carpano Bianco, Purple Shiso, Pink Peppercorn, Lemon & Cinnamon. A true cocktail historian, Ashish enjoys sharing the story behind each drink he concocts.  http://russellhousecambridge.com/

TEMPLE BAR - Located just outside of Harvard Square, Temple Bar is a casually sophisticated neighborhood bistro offering modern American cuisine. Its menu offers seasonally-focused, New England flavors at reasonable prices. Named for the urban district in Dublin popular for its shopping and nightlife, Temple Bar is the place where classic dining and smart atmosphere meet. http://templebarcambridge.com/ Their Executive Chef serves up his own flavorful takes on creative New American fare, each emphasized by Temple Bar's selection of hand-crafted specialty cocktails.  http://templebarcambridge.com/

STATE STREET PROVISIONS - A welcoming contemporary restaurant with at touch of rustic charm, State Street Provisions is today's answer to the taverns that once offered respite to the fishermen and tradesmen who worked in Boston's bustling Long Wharf. Historically inspired but forward thinking food and drink menus feature fresh ingredients from near and far, while the comfortable space meets the needs and passing fancies of residents, workers, and visitors alike. http://statestreetprovisions.com/

THE HOURLY OYSTER HOUSE - The Hourly Oyster House is a vibrant and welcoming neighborhood outpost in the heart of Harvard Square, where guests can enjoy thoughtfully sourced and playfully prepared seafood and oysters from New England and beyond, as well as a carefully crafted selection of signature cocktails, beer and wine. Dunster Street, which was called Water Street in Colonial times because of its proximity to the old banks of the Charles River, once served as the Cambridge meeting point for the horse-drawn wagons, called "Hourlies," that departed each day - on the hour - for Boston. This route was established in 1826 and was one of the first high-frequency transit route in America. Not only was this a monumental advancement in transportation, but it also planted the seeds for future connection, collaboration and creation between Harvard Square, Boston and ultimately, the rest of the world. The building at 15 Dunster Street's history is equally storied. The exact footprint in which The Hourly stands is rumored to be the location where the first Freeman's Oath was printed in 1639. The Hourly channels the square's colorful past, blending historic charm with a contemporary experience. http://www.thehourlycambridge.com

Item Special Note

Exp: 11/21/2017

• Valid Sunday - Wednesday for Food & Drink.
• Does not cover Tax & Gratuity.