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These were the top 10 most bookmarked Boston restaurants in 2025, according to Beli
The 10 Boston-area restaurants that made the cut opened in 2025
In a city like Boston, there are too many restaurants to try, and not enough time (or, let’s face it, money).
That’s why users on Beli, a social media app similar to Goodreads and Letterboxd but instead used to rank restaurants, have made it a point to bookmark restaurants around Greater Boston, restaurants they want to try soon and save for later in the app.
Well, as it turns out, some restaurants are wildly popular — and possibly hard to get into — given the amount these eateries have been bookmarked on the social media app. Beli put together a list of the 10-most bookmarked restaurants in Boston this year, and the eateries that made the cut were all new in that they opened in 2025. Many of the restaurants were also either some kind of Asian cuisine or Italian.
The restaurants below also made Beli’s best new restaurants list in Boston, according to 50 million ratings. Notably missing, however, is Extra Dirty Cocktail Club, which Beli named the best new bar in the world.
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- 10. Louis Corner, $$$ American: 552 Tremont St., South End
- 9. Little Sage, $$$ Italian: 352 Hanover St., North End
- 8. Mai, $$$$ French and Japanese: 31 Northern Ave., Seaport
- 7. Lan Feast, $$ Chinese: 250 Harvard St., Brookline
- 6. Ssaanjh, $$ Indian: 1012 Beacon St., Brookline
- 5. Iru, $$$$ Korean and Japanese: 238 Washington St., Brookline
- 4. Darling, $$$ Cocktails and Asian: 464 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
- 3. Nowon, $$$ Korean American fusion: 117 Seaport Blvd., Seaport
- 2. Capri, $$$ Italian steakhouse: 500 Harrison Ave., South End
- 1. Black Ruby, $$$ Thai fusion: 1790 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
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