Luigi and Roscoe's, Boston

Luigi and Roscoe's - Mild lounge tunes and the vibrant red walls of the dual-level Luigi and Roscoe’s summon a secluded diversion. Surprisingly graceful, the edgy minimalist steel staircase holds classical Italian wines, which spill over into an early 30’s crowd of slightly image- conscious Boston urbanites. And with their Italian appetizer menu offering a ‘Fashionista Salad’, and their patio overwhelmed with tables for two, Luigi and Roscoe’s should maintain its stylish allure with the woman who adores holding her Marc Jacobs purse in one hand and her boyfriend’s arm in the other. Although it embraces more of a neighborhood ambiance than Newbury Street’s other Euro-chic locales, Luigi and Roscoe’s is undefined by a regular scene, so if you love spontaneity and trying new places, you’ll actually fit right in with this flighty crowd. It’s become the perfect venue for a light cena and a not so light merlot before strutting onto 33’s convulsing dance floor. Its panoramic row of windows and on-the-corner patio nurture Newbury’s typical see and be seen dogma, so just sip your cabernet, and you’ll relax that society-conscious edge and slip away into a dreamy red room and your lover’s arms.