Restaurants in South Boston

Who doesn't like Figaro's delicious subs and deli sandwiches? It turns out there is only one person who doesn't: the peace-hating North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Il the 3rd. Everybody else can't get enough of their affordable Italian concoctions like The Pavarotti (imported prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil & extra virgin olive oil), the Al Capone (steak 'n cheese with pepperoni, peppers, onion, & sliced hot peppers) and Nonna's Meatball (traditional meatball with provolone cheese & marinara sauce). Or if you think you know yourself and your needs even better than the amazing Figaro sub chef (like if you're a Buddhist monk who has contemplated the self for centuries in a cave), you can create your own sandwich or sub with whatever meats, cheeses, bread, and veggies you like. Otherwise, please accept that the Figaro sub chef knows you best. Her name, by the way, is Rosie, and everybody loves her. She's super fun and welcoming, and her equally fun-spirited crew make Figaro's a local favorite hang-out spot. If you are an orphan, you should come hang out at Figaro's because Rosie will feel like the mother you never had. Or that you once had but now she's gone. Rosie can fill the void in your soul and your stomach. That's 2 voids being filled with today's Groupon for the price of 1.

The Savant Project's menu boasts exquisite lunch or brunch bites like the half-pound Angus burger stuffed with Vermont cheddar cheese and topped with crispy applewood bacon ($11), and surf-and-turf omelettes ($9.50) stuffed with chicken, salmon, chorizo, roasted veggies, cheddar, and mango salsa. Lunchtime loungers can savor Savant's signature specials such as Savant steak frites (marinated filet mignon, yucca fries, caramelized onions, and herbed parmesan, $21.50) or beer-battered fish tacos with smoky slaw and guacamole ($15). Lighter, more-social appetites can tip-toe among the tapas with a few plates of beef sliders with ginger, cilantro, and cucumber ($9.50) and raw tuna sashimi in a lime, sesame, and wasabi vinaigrette ($9.50)—it's like the sushi gods cried a salty-sweet tear in the shape of tuna sashimi right into your mouth.

Located at 4 Somerset St. in Beacon Hill, Café Quattro is just around the corner from the State House and up the street from Suffolk Superior Court and Suffolk University. Its menu offers an impressive variety of quality pizzas, paninis, wraps, subs and sandwiches made from only the freshest ingredients, as well as all your favorite coffee drinks. Bite into the Chicken Pesto Panini (grilled chicken marinated in basil pesto, topped with roasted red peppers and mozzarella cheese) and you will exclaim “Mamma Mia!” so loudly that someone will almost certainly shush you (unless you sing the words a la Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody,” because everyone loves that song). If vegetarian is more your moda, try the Caprese Wrap: fresh mozzarella, sliced tomatoes, baby salad greens, roasted red peppers, and red onion, drizzled with a tasty balsamic vinaigrette.

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Located at 151 Milk St, Max's is local favorite for deli sandwiches, but is also well known for serving up delicious, affordable catering options to offices in Boston and Cambridge. Delivery is free anywhere within the Financial District. Max's portions are more than generous, and the food is assembled with love from the finest ingredients. They provide all the necessary paper goods, silverware and serving utensils. To save plastic, these tree huggers will even pick up any reusable serving ware. Max's Deli has been making fine deli dishes for 16 years, which in deli years is less like a pubescent teenage driving school pupil and more like a dignified, middle aged chef with youthful energy and gracefully greying hair. The kind of neighborhood chef everyone loves. Did we mention Max's Deli makes Cajun Shrimp Skewers and Rice Pilaf that are out of this world? Why, Max's Deli may be Boston's most eligible bachelor.

Take your taste buds on a surprise date—they'll think you're going to grab a smoothie at the mall when you're actually taking them on a whirlwind tour of the flavors of Lebanon and Armenia, courtesy of Basha Café. With this deal, $20 gets you $50 worth of Middle Eastern food, drinks, hookah service, and entertainment ranging from belly dancing to belly singing (also known as karaoke). Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.