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Where’s the best place to eat and drink in the Back Bay?

We want to hear about your favorite restaurant or bar in the neighborhood.

The interior of Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse. Brian Feulner/The Boston Globe

By Kristina DaPonte

1 minute to read

The bird’s-eye view of the Back Bay neighborhood will show you many things: bustling streets, shiny skyscrapers, and historical structures and brownstones.

The neighborhood, whose buildings make up Boston’s iconic skyline, is centrally located right in the heart of Boston, allowing for easy travel to one of the city’s shopping hubs.

Home to Newbury and Boylston Streets, the Prudential Center, the Boston Public Library, Copley Square, and more, Back Bay is one of city’s most tourist-friendly neighborhoods. It will see even more people than usual this month when thousands of people go to the Boston Marathon’s finish line near Copley Square.

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A day of shopping, reading at the library or soaking in some sun in the Square will definitely work up an appetite. But in a neighborhood with diverse dining and drinking options scattered across its roads and shopping centers, it may be difficult to choose where to grab a bite or a cocktail.

We want to know: What are the best places to eat and drink in Back Bay? Why do you enjoy visiting that spot? What’s your order? Fill out the survey below or e-mail us at [email protected], and your response may be featured in a future Boston.com article or on our social media channels.

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