Dining-Drinking
November, 1972
Locke-Ober's at 3--4 Winter Place is by now as venerable a Boston institution as the Handel and Haydn Society, the trust fund and baked beans with brown bread. The restaurant is an amalgam of two grand old 18th Century watering places that stood side by side on Winter Place, a Londonlike alley that's just a scone's throw from the Common and the heart of Old Boston at Tremont Street. Since 1894, when the wall between the two establishments was torn down, the decor has changed nary a tad and might...
