While we’d never say no to a trip to the Greek isles, you don’t need a transatlantic trip to enjoy the taste of the Mediterranean here in Boston. Come explore the Top 5 Mediterranean restaurants in Boston—and check your passports at the door.

Carnivores be darned: Boston is home to some of the tastiest vegetarian restaurants on the planet. With non-meat options having evolved over the past century to include things like varieties of spicy braised tofu and seared-to-perfection portobello mushrooms, don’t be surprised if we ask you to pass the hummus at these Top 5 vegetarian restaurants.

The Laura Preshong Gallery was established in 2005 in the heart of the South End. Here, Haute Living sits down with its namesake gallerina, Laura Preshong, a 20-year veteran of the jewelry industry.

Nothing quite hits the spot like a fresh, hot-out-the-oven pie—pizza pie, that is. Whether you’re game for a crispy crust or chewy, here are the Top 5 pizza restaurants in Boston.

Say arrivederci to your hunger as we explore the Top 5 Italian restaurants in Boston. Mangia!

A good steak, much like a fine wine or priceless work of art, is a thing of beauty, meant to be savored until every last bite is finished. Whether your preferences are well done or rare, you’re sure to find a steakhouse that suits your taste buds with these Top 5 steakhouses in Boston.

Davis Square, one of Greater Boston’s hautest neighborhoods, has yet another reason to celebrate its hip landscape: the opening of Foundry on Elm,an upscale gastropub located on eponymous Elm Street.

Somerville, the United States’ most artist-and-creative-type populous city behind only Brooklyn, has reason to celebrate its unique flavor once again, with its second annual Harvest Fest.

The infamous ’80s prototypical power magnate, Gordon Gekko, once said that “lunch is for wimps.” We care to (politely) disagree. Roll up your silk sleeves and watch those cuff links—here are the Top 5 places to for power lunches in Boston.