Walk & dine through the North End where Hish lived for a few years. The area tends to be very lively in the summer time: get Cannolis from Mike’s or Modern, pizza from Regina’s or Galleria Umberto (if they’re not sold out), and a strong espresso at Cafe Vittoria. Check the link for some additional Recs:
Explore the South End, where Shannon lived for three years, for brownstones, jazz clubs (Beehive), bookstores (More Than Words), cafes (Berkeley Perk), and wine bars (Metropolis). If you’re free Sunday morning hit the SOWA Artist Market at the Power Station. Check the link for some additional Recs:
A view of the city you won’t forget; typically hosts weekend events in the summer
Our back yard; bring a coffee, ride the swan boats, and see the Make Way for Ducklings statues.
A seafood shack with the best lobster and clam chowder in the city; right next to our hotel.
Our favorite Greek food (must-try htipiti and souvlaki) in Boston—take the Orange Line to Assembly and do some outlet shopping while you’re there.
A food hall perfect for sampling some of the best food in the city in one place.
Adjacent to our hotel and the Boston Children’s Museum; perfect for little ones
An alley-tucked deli that has been the site of many bike lunch dates of ours; or hit the restaurant for late night pizza & fire pits
Art and interactive exhibits with more waterfront views
Incredible & upscale Asian-fusion food (and drinks) by way of Nantucket. Great patio.
Our favorite place to bring friends and family for a view of Fenway Park, whether or not there’s a game on the schedule.
Our favorite place to bike, walk, or kayak along the Charles
Beautiful slice of the South End for noodles, drinks, and soft-serve ice cream on the patio.