Located in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston, Newbury Street is eight blocks of classic brownstones filled with great restaurants and shops. If visiting Newbury we recommend dinner at Casa Romero, a sandwich to-go from DeLuca's Market or oysters at Saltie Girl. Newbury ends at the intersection of Arlington St which backs right into the Boston Public Garden.
The "Little Italy" of Boston, the North End is full of history and amazing food. Grab a cannoli for dessert at Modern Pastry or Mike's Pastry and get tickets to a late night show at Improv Asylum!
This 2.5 mile path passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. Marked largely with brick, it winds between Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown. Bring your parka to walk the streets of Boston in December but a must do for all history lovers.
You can often find us at Harpoon enjoying a local brew and playing games with friends. Get here early to sign-up for a tour and grab a spot at one of the tables in the beer hall. Of course you can't truly enjoy their beer without the soft pretzels and dipping sauces. Our good friend and local Boston boy Dennis cannot speak highly enough of this place.
COFFEE & BREAKFAST: -Tatte Bakery and Cafe -George Howell Coffee -Flour Bakery QUICK LUNCH SPOT -El Pelon Taqueria -Saloniki -Bennett's Sandwich Shop -Figs Pizza RESTAURANTS Dinner: -SRV -Yvonne's -Little Donkey -Sweet Cheeks -Lolita -Sarma -Toro -Mistral BRUNCH -The Paramount -Lincoln -Beehive -The Friendly Toast -Ward 8 -Committee *we recommend making a reservation in advance if planning to visit one of these spots for dinner or brunch AND IF LOOKING TO SWEAT OUT THE HANGOVER.... -The Handle Bar Indoor Cycling Studio is a locally owned fitness boutique that is truly close to our hearts and we cannot recommend enough!