Secret Eats: Boston Pictures
Go behind the scenes with Adam Richman in his quest for Boston's secret eats.
Episode:
Harbor Hideaway & Lobster Garage
Related To:
The Hush Sandwich
Adam poses with chef Winston "Al" Niles and his deli’s Hush sandwich, which is created on the spot and made uniquely for each customer. No 2 people are alike, and no 2 Hush sandwiches are the same, either.
Al's Deli - Original Location
The sign at Al Niles' original location said Wan Convenience Store, but the building hadn’t been anything but Al’s Deli for years. The confusing signage just added to the secrecy of this delicious lunch spot, which has now relocated.
KO Pies
Hidden in this old industrial shipyard is the Australia-themed restaurant KO Pies.
Aussie Eats
The inner workings of the signature item from KO Pies in Boston.
Bogie's Place
JM Curley is a well-known spot in Boston where you can get amazing burgers from a no-nonsense staff. But the real gem is the 5-star, super-secret steakhouse in the back of the restaurant, Bogie’s Place.
Bad to the Bone
The secret rib-eye dinner served at Bogie’s Place comes with its own special dipping sauce — fresh marrow right off the bone.
Alive and Kicking
Located in the backyard/garage of the owner’s home, Alive and Kicking Lobsters serves up its namesake in a unique setting you’ll find only in Boston.
Lob-stah
The signature item cooked to perfection at Alive and Kicking.