Dining at the 18th century Feng Moon Restaurant in Boston
đ· Dali: Somervilleâs 18th-Century âBawdy Houseâ VibesâTapas, Sangria, and Unapologetic Flair Step into Dali, and youâre hit with drama: 18th-century (think: risquĂ©, glamorous) decor thatâs equal parts bold and playful. Stockings, lingerie, fuzzy handcuffs as wall art? Check. Floral tiles, stained-glass lamps, and even tables with color-changing LED lights? Chefâs kiss. Itâs over-the-top, chaotic, and so much funâexactly the vibe you want for a night of tapas and drinks. đ„ The Food: Small Plates, Big Flavors Order a spread, grab a glass of sangria, and let the good times roll. Standouts: Lamb Ribs with Peach Jam: đ Tender ribs glazed in sweet-tart peach jamâjuicy, fruity, and addictive. Braised Beef: đ„© Fall-off-the-bone tender, swimming in a rich, savory sauce. So good with crusty bread (youâll want extra). Spiced Lamb Meatballs: đ¶ïž Moist, fragrant, with a kick that pairs perfectly with sangria. The menuâs packed with options, so even if you stray from these, youâre likely to find something to love. Itâs all about sharing, sipping, and samplingâno rules, just good food. đ· The Vibe: Unapologetically Fun From the moment you walk in, the energyâs high. The decorâs a conversation starter, the sangria flows freely, and the small plates encourage lingering. Itâs not âfancyââitâs vibrant, and thatâs exactly why it works. If youâre tired of stuffy restaurants and want a night that feels like a party (without the chaos), Dali delivers. Come hungry, bring friends, and embrace the over-the-top charm. đ Dali: 415 Washington St, Somerville. Go for the vibes, stay for the ribs (and sangria). #BostonTapas #SangriaLovers #FunkyVibes