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Reimagine your typical table spread at home: mouthwatering Del Frisco’s filets, delightful Earl’s sushi rolls, soul-warming ramen from Wagamama… Hungry yet? When it comes to carry-out dining from your favorite Prudential Center restaurants, we could go on and on. Read on for more ideas to reinvigorate your Boston takeout routine. 

1. California Pizza Kitchen — Make it a picnic. 

This West Coast native turned international pizza empire adds signature hearth-baked pizzas (and more) to your Boston takeout options. Carry out from the counter or order online — either way, PRUferred Card holders get 10% off your meal (excluding alcohol).  

For a taste of what brought California Pizza Kitchen to culinary fame, try The Original BBQ Chicken Pizza with gouda, cilantro, and red onions. If you’re going for a full picnic at, let’s say, the Public Garden, pair with Butter Cake, Spinach Artichoke Dip, and a fresh Strawberry Mango Cooler. We’re getting hungry.  

2. Earl’s Kitchen & Bar — Zero in on the ‘faves.’ 

Fourteen thousand square feet of great vibes and a massive rooftop patio — that’s the backdrop you enjoy when you dine in at Earl’s Kitchen & Bar at the Prudential Center. But, today, we’re taking a few picks from the “Feel Good Faves” to go.  

For lunch on the run, a Quinoa & Avocado Powerbowl or Ahi Tuna Poke Bowl will power you through the afternoon. Or, bring dinner home: Can we have the Ahi Tuna Tartar Tower, Yuzu Crab Roll, and Chipotle Calamari, please?  

Sip on a Coconut Matcha Sour and an Aperol Spritz in the Cocktail Lab while Earl’s prepares your order. We can’t wait to dig in.  

3. Wagamama — Set nourish on repeat. 

About that soul-warming ramen… Wagamama’s celebration of fresh Asian food makes an excellent takeout feast that’s both tasty and nourishing.  

It’s hard not to order the entire menu, but we’ll kick off with Bang Bang Cauliflower Bao, followed by Grilled Duck Ramen and a Nourish-Mint Juice to drink. The Banana Katsu takes care of any sweet-tooth cravings. Retreat to your home, or a park bench in the Back Bay Fens, and inhale. We’re going back for more.   

4. Del Frisco’s — Elevate your evening. 

Here’s a fool-proof way to turn up the elegance of any gathering: Bring the premium steakhouse experience to your dining room with takeout from Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse. 

A Butcher Shop Meal Kit with all the fixings to be cooked at home? A boxed lunch featuring a shaved prime steak sandwich? Or, a pick from the online menu? (The Lobster Mac ‘n’ Cheese and 16-ounce Prime Ribeye are our favorites.) Yes, yes, and yes. Just don’t forget dessert! (Warm banana bread pudding, anyone?) It’s on the house for PRUferred card holders. 

5. Sweetgreen — Go green for lunch. 

The spring menu is out at Sweetgreen, and we’re loving every bite. This fast casual chain has perfected the seasonal, healthy salads and grain bowls. 

Who can resist an order that’s as colorful as Boston in bloom? The Chicken Pesto Parm sounds just right to us after a long winter: roasted chicken, spicy broccoli, tomatoes, shaved parmesan, za’atar breadcrumbs, warm quinoa, baby spinach, Sweetgreen hot sauce, and pesto vinaigrette. We feel energized just thinking about it.  

6. Eddie V’s — Make it party. 

Grilling season is fast approaching, and, lucky for us, Eddie V’s Prime Seafood has some premium choices available via its Blacktie Marketplace. Smoke some salmon, sea bass, or lobster tails on your Big Green Egg. Or go surf-and-turf style with some filets, bone-in rib–eyes, or New York strips.  

Don’t feel like lifting your tongs? Carry out your meal instead. Crab cakes made with a full half-pound of jumbo lump crab meat is what mixing up your takeout routine is all about. We’re filling up! 

7. Eataly — Wow everyone. 

Bring Italy home to your own table with the help of our favorite vibrant marketplace Eataly, which has everything you need to wow your guests.  

Ready-to-eat dishes make a delizioso dinner possible in minutes. Or, grab a meal kit and head to Instagram Live to learn the art of cooking regional pasta dishes (think Tagliatelle al Ragù) from Eataly’s chefs.  

Another idea: order the Chef’s Selection to go from Terra, Eataly’s rooftop restaurant, to enjoy favorites like house–made charcuterie and rustic spiedini, followed by grilled plates, signatures sides, and off-menu bites. Then, let the curated wine selection, from elegant reds to crisp whites, accompany your meal. We don’t want it to end.  

Whether you’re grabbing something to go for a sunny lunch on the Common or planning an elegant dinner party at home, these 7 restaurants at the Prudential Center offer the best of Boston takeout. Come pay us a visit to discover all of your dining options.