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900 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02215
617.247.1500
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dinner menu
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sunday brunch menu
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Come enjoy our $29.95, three-course
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four-course tasting menus!
2067 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
617.492.6900
dinner
menu (incl. vegetarian) - PDF
gluten-free
dinner menu - PDF
dessert
menu
wine list -
wine specials
private dining & photographs
directions w/map
663 Main Street
Waltham, MA 02451
781.899.2244
prix-fixe/tasting menu - PDF
lunch menu
(incl. vegetarian) - PDF
gluten-free lunch menu - PDF
dinner menu
(incl. vegetarian) - PDF
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with nadsa
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© 1996-2008 THE ELEPHANT
WALK RESTAURANT GROUP, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
SITE UPDATED:
23 April 2008
The Elephant Walk name was contributed by co-founder Bob Perry's mother, Pat. First used as a title of a book by Robert Standish published in 1949 and later made into a classic “B” movie starring Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews and Peter Finch, the story is a melodramatic love triangle set on a tea plantation on Ceylon, now Sri Lanka.
The inspiration to use the name felt genuine because elephants have always been important in Cambodian culture and history, as beasts of burden and war widely portrayed in the intricate friezes throughout the temple complexes of Angkor Wat; white elephants were prized and kept in the royal court. There is an “Elephant” mountain range in Western Cambodia.
The name was ultimately chosen because of its euphonic evocation of the romance of a bygone era in Southeast Asia when Cambodian and French culture were intertwined.
