Tiny hole in the wall that you might miss if you didn't know it was there. Pizza, pasta, sandwiches and panini. Delicious creations like The Vermonter sandwich ($7.25) with maple turkey, smoked gouda, sliced green apple, red onion, sun dried tomato mayo, and extra thick multigrain bread which is then baked to perfection in their oven. For $6.25 you can have The Whites Cranberry Salad (fresh greens topped with walnuts, Cape Cod cranberries, cucumbers, red onion, crumbled blue cheese and a side of balsamic vinaigrette. A variation on the French Dip ($6.95) is the vegetarian Farmer Dip for $6.75, stuffed with fresh spinach, carrot, red onion, cucumber, mushrooms, roasted red pepper, tomato, sliced mozzarella, and a side of rosemary au jus. There are no less than 7 variations on the classic Reuben sandwich. Try the Z-berg Pizza with proscuitto and carmelized onions ($13.95 large). I could go on all day. Free delivery to East Boston and the Airport. This merchant is a participant in the Boston Community Changeprogram, which donates a portion of your purchase to a charity of your choice.

This is such a beautiful restaurant, with elegant tables, an open kitchen and a fireplace. There's a bit of faux exposed brick and decoration, and I can guarantee that there isn't a bad seat in the house. Anywhere you sit would be a great spot. I was greeted by this tiny little girl, who offered me a menu and graciously asked me where I would like to sit. She knew the ropes, young as she was, and gave me the sweetest smile as she ran around the restaurant to find me a table. There were plenty of adults to assist, of course. Charming place with a lot of character. Try their Latin breakfasts. Pork rind with corn cake for $2.50, fried cheese ball ($1) or Colombian Sausage ($2.50). Maybe you're after some Red Snapper ($15) or Flank Steak ($11). They also serve roasted chicken and burgers.

Excellent brazilian BBQ buffet menu that changes daily. The also have an a la carte menu, as well as a sandwich menu. Try the House Special - $9.50 - Carne de hamburguer, carne de frango, pernil, bacon, ovo, queijo, presunto, palmito, milho, alface, tomate, batata. Or maybe the Muqueca on Sunday (brazilian style fish stew with cilantro and tomato). Trilingual menu.

This spot carries just about anything your neighborhood joint should. Seafood plates or boxes, subs or wraps, sandwiches, salads, wings, and fries. That's pretty much it in a nutshell. As the name says, you probably want to go for the roast beef. Or more accurately, the SUPER BEEF. Here's what you need to do. Walk in and ask for the 'Super Beef 3 Way'. They will serve you a large onion bulkie, upon which you will behold a nice big pile of rare, shaved, melt-in-your mouth roast beef with BBQ sauce, cheese, and mayo. Grab a bite of this in the middle of a summer day at the beach, as it's right across from the area's Constitution Beach. Then again, you'll probably want to grab it anytime.

Nice little spot providing all the basics for Chinese fast food - lunch specials, combos, family meals, Pu Pu Platter ($15.95 for 2), Curry Chicken ($8.05 large), Crab Rangoon ($5.45 large), Lo Mein (around $7), and Pork Fried Rice (about $5 for large).

This homey little spot is a great place to take your friends and family. Lovely Italian details like Aurricchio (fine provolone) on their DiParma Proscuitto sub ($12), fresh ricotta and anchovies on linguine ($13), and the sherry wine sauce on the Veal Saltimboca ($22) make this something more than you might expect. Finish up with a cappuccino and go home happy. This merchant is a participant in the Boston Community Changeprogram, which donates a portion of your purchase to a charity of your choice.

This restaurant is no bigger than your fist. They have 4 tables, which are typically covered in papergoods and waiting bags of hot food, so isn't really a sit-down kind of place. Most people coming through here are just stopping in to get their take out. They offer a couple of my favorites - Yu Shiang Beef ($9.25 large) and also Mongolian Beef ($9.50). You can choose food from a number of styles - Szechuan, Kung Bao, and surprisingly they even serve Pad Thai ($7.25).

Grab some award-winning pizza from this quaint little pizza shop. There isn't much seating except for some stools by window counters, but the friendly guys make you feel as though you're just hanging out in their kitchen. Treat your friends to the $14 large Shrimp Scampi pizza (always one of my favorites) or if you're flying solo, the Kabob Sub ($6). Delivering to all of the major hotels in the Logan International Airport area as well as the hungry locals.

24/7 Delivery service operating out of Logan International Airport for over six years. This is the preferred delivery service of most major airlines, and capable of handling any volume. Phones are manned from 6:15am - 1:30am

This is your usual greasy neighborhood chinese joint. Nothing out of the usual here - PuPu Platter ($17), Lo Mein, Curry, Sweet and Sour, Szechuan, Combination Plates. Credit card for counter purchases only.