Grillo proudly stands by his one-of-a-kind pickle shop. You won't find a sub-par pickle here. Check out Dig Boston's review: http://is.gd/A3lUjj
Cuisine en Locale is complete culinary madness orchestrated and an ideal opportunity to both experience and taste what the area has to offer. http://is.gd/uaoLsT
The guys at Blue Hills make some damn tasty beers and sure know how to party. http://is.gd/KrVYDw
Prepare to be transported to a Mad Men-styled swank lounge. The Hawthorne doesn't disappoint. http://is.gd/DMaRyR
It's back and better than ever. Even sample some authentic Mexican Coca-Cola and soft drinks. http://is.gd/SsvIvI
Now back with your favorite all-American food and an added bonus of a handful of new brews. http://is.gd/SsvIvI
Seriously sassy, delicious, no-nonsense BBQ with a laid-back vibe that's sure to have you leave happy. http://is.gd/q37J2L
Here to stay! What's not to love about The Other Side Cafe? http://is.gd/VoiyX2
We fell in love with their tender tournedos of beef with a mouth-watering parsley Bordelaise sauce. The butterscotch and passion fruit pudding is also a must. http://is.gd/rot2ii
A blend of art and science. Their ingredients are as local and humane as possible. http://is.gd/rot2ii
Working to be your go-to neighborhood joint. And with small plates like gouda fries, what's not to love? http://is.gd/rot2ii
Simply killer food and inviting atmosphere. Check out DigBoston's recap: http://is.gd/6R1v2L
With such a wide selection, it's quickly becoming one of the more exclusive bars in the greater Boston area. http://is.gd/Fnwih9
In a world where craft beer can be confusing, this place is anything but intimidating. http://is.gd/Fnwih9
Go for the cheap beer and $2 'Gansetts and Fried Pickles;" stay for the more advanced and noteworthy selection. http://is.gd/FMuE0Z
Like a promised land for craft beer fanatics, The Publick House has a droolworthy draft and bottle selection of Belgian and American beers. http://is.gd/5i5mdx
100% local ingredients? Definitely not your average brewery. http://is.gd/u8gnxL
Sophisticated meets hassle-free. Check out DigBoston's recap: http://is.gd/nko72C
Grilled cheese with a twist. Check out DigBoston's interview with the men behind the sandwich http://is.gd/D6KD82
This clearly doesn't live up to Allston's trashy stereotype... But it does have beer! http://is.gd/TJSaWh
Might not look like much from the outside, but for authentic Lebanese food, it's sure a hit. http://is.gd/QY5wFT
For only $5, the tour of Taza is a damn fine way to spend an afternoon in Somerville. http://is.gd/FkMuHu
The comfort of a tavern with high quality food. Everything from Italian to Korean. Check out Dig Boston's interview with the owner http://is.gd/IsNLVs
With local ingredients and rotating seasonal specials, you really can't go wrong. http://is.gd/HtHhKx
If you're on the hunt for one of Chinatown's sketchier and authentic destinations, you won't be disappointed. http://is.gd/iEJryq
Mouthwatering food, local ingredients, community gathering spot. Do you need more reasons? http://is.gd/Va8MAK
They've got a selection that would leave any beer connoisseur drooling http://is.gd/1djO2u
With a borderline sultry atmosphere, Scholars does pretty much everything. http://is.gd/avlMMM
Red Lantern bills itself as “a sophisticated experience and culinary journey” but it’s more like a “choose your own Asian dining adventure.” http://is.gd/ejUJC2
With its "interesting v. approachable" dichotomy, it's far from your average hotel restaurant. http://is.gd/xcWzBa
This place is just as serious about its whiskey as it is oysters. http://is.gd/jwQRIc
Perfect place for a date night. Island Creek feels like an oysterman's idea of fine dining. http://is.gd/jwQRIc
A solid Italian restaurant with much more than simply spaghetti and meatballs. http://is.gd/MTb95v
Simply put: the Gallows is the perfect neighborhood joint. Even veggie-lovers can find happiness. http://is.gd/87SpjO
As the name states, this bar offers classic fare with a commitment to the local economy. http://is.gd/IfGxOQ
Easy to miss but definitely worth making time for. Check out Dig Boston's recap: http://is.gd/x2gYFI
Saus' owners are serious about these frites, which take a two-day process and overnight soaking for ultimate fried perfection. http://is.gd/I63uW8
It's the kind of place you never knew you were missing until you got it. http://is.gd/yNk3hq
Forget corporate coffee chains. Voltage feature plenty of work by local artists, so it's like a gallery with some of the best coffee you've ever had. http://is.gd/C15QxQ
Your hipster friends' South End loft (in a good way), complete with silent films. This is coffee the way it should be. http://is.gd/C15QxQ
Church brings the ideal of inexpensive, local and ethically grown food a reality. http://is.gd/glomCV
It's not an exaggeration to say they change beers here by the hour. Needless to say, you'll never get bored and never have to have the same beer twice. http://is.gd/czicKS
Like a really successful dinner party. Always a new menu; always expertly high standard cuisine. http://is.gd/6unjFl
Bondir's food is always inventive, international and unique for every visitor. http://is.gd/iw2zKX
Pop in for some "brekky" and a taste of Aussie culture. Check out DigBoston's interview with the owners: http://is.gd/weNrvM
Don't miss the assorted farmstand pickles or housemade charcuterie plate! http://is.gd/b16dXR
Don't miss Queeraoke on Thursdays. This place is an indispensable part of Boston's LGBT community. http://is.gd/HKJaxi
Setting Allston's evening standard for 13 years and still going strong. http://is.gd/zkpoPP
A hip yet unpretentious atmosphere. Check out Dig Boston's drink list and review: http://is.gd/dXELnr
Thursdays are Boston's longest running goth/industrial night. Definitely one of the city's best off-beat evening features. http://is.gd/HXsy2W
Thursday nights are a sure thing. Bartenders and drinks are great, and the place is one sprawling dance floor. http://is.gd/JTHF1G
Killer cocktails, disappointing menu. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/2i1zpf
The charcuterie board is without a doubt the best in town. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/3cf50F
You might not want to wear anything less than a full suit, and don't be surprised if more than seven waiters serve you throughout the night. http://is.gd/GEAdKK
Posto serves up authentically Sicilian pizza. It's quite possibly the most legit you'll find this side of the Atlantic. http://is.gd/23HigR
Dark and sexy, but not stuffy, Bergamot is the perfect place for a third date. http://is.gd/VoRwV9
With a world-renowned chef, be sure to reserve early. The pork chop with pistachio pesto might be the best pig in town. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/1TPjXN
Breakfast here is like ordering wine at a dive bar, but their burgers are their staple. http://is.gd/eIl0ma
Certainly a step up from the Aramark grub at the ballpark, Cask 'n Flagon is a hotspot for Red Sox season. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/mQiZdR
More than 20 burger choices with everything from peanut butter to a breakfast platter delivered between the buns. http://is.gd/5ik6iw
This vegetarian place will satisfy the buds, diets and wallets alike. http://is.gd/QVCc5c
Local flavors meshed with flavors of the Orient. A solid addition to your restaurant rotation. http://is.gd/VWjqoC
With good food and a kitchen open till midnight every night, you now have another reason to go to this nebulous neighborhood.http://is.gd/lwGugv
There may or may not be a "Prohibited" venue in the basement, which also may or may not require a daily-changing password for entrance via a secret door around the corner. http://is.gd/iIsm7T
We can’t decide whether Barlow’s is a good pub with an exceptional menu, or a good restaurant with an exceptional bar, but either way you’ll be well served by checking it out. http://is.gd/QyHYT6
Get yourself down to Coppa at your soonest opportunity—get there early and arrive hungry. http://is.gd/nO4Fw5
Whether you’re entertaining your parents from out of town, or on a must-woo first date, Post 390 is equal to the task. http://is.gd/O71P1I
With a range of fish, veggie and meat Japanese options, The Ginger Exchange has the sushi necessities down, and its location is prime. http://is.gd/uB2iPZ
The Starlite offers a vast, not too pretentious improvement on beers and burgers. It’s sure to become a neighborhood favorite—a place where I can eat, drink and bitch if I want to. http://is.gd/dkwO2z
With the small plates, the emphasis on high-quality, fresh ingredients and relatively simple presentation allows for good prices overall. http://is.gd/ph7BU7
This Mexican hotspot has a seemingly maniacal dedication to freshness and environmental sustainability. http://is.gd/UimwvR
There’s a full beer-and-wine section, and more olive oil, dried pasta and stuffed peppers than you can shake a grissino at. http://is.gd/xyqVet
As befits a café run by an artist, the entire package is more than aesthetically pleasing. This place is a hidden gem. http://is.gd/8beHPc
More options than you could possibly imagine - The Friendly Toast is a kitchy hideaway, completed with a full bar to accompany anytime breakfast. http://is.gd/o77TEa
Five Seventy is a supreme example of using what could be a cramped urban space to its maximum potential. http://is.gd/We0vCm
Henrietta's Table is the poster child for Boston's local dining scene. http://is.gd/Y16uqM
The ingredients are fresh, the service prompt and there’s a little something for everyone on their menu (though indecision could prove stressful in choosing). http://is.gd/HG5X6Y
Managing to bring a fresh take on this American classic, without overdoing any aspect of it, from variety, to price, to patty size, thiswill be a stalwart for some time to come. http://is.gd/qL8VlN
Tupelo is an excellent effort—great Mississippi-delta cooking, attentive staff, a beer list that goes from cider to Porter, and desserts to die for, all at reasonable prices. http://is.gd/Y9aafo
The sweet onion & artichoke dip is drool-worthy, but be wary of "experimental" cheeses. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/jFiHxL
Ashmont Grill has a pitch-perfect seasonal menu, great atmosphere and a convenient location but needs a little more attention to the execution of the dishes. http://is.gd/HsqZKN
The dessert here will make you want to take up full-time residency here. http://is.gd/SaBEtt
Good food, but in terms of atmosphere, we're not quite sure what niche Tory Row is seeking to fill. http://is.gd/645tKQ
Dubbed the new "it" place in the Langham hotel, Dig Boston has the drink roundup: http://is.gd/mewZIJ
A good mix of Harvard hipsters and business folk, check out Dig Boston's 5 Drink Minimum: http://is.gd/VVCyrX
Let’s just say it’s a safe place to test run an experimental outfit you’d get shanked for wearing at your local dive. Check out Dig Boston's 5 Drink Minimum: http://is.gd/7HbkcY
Wide selection of brews and mild activity, complete with a pool hall and trivia Thursdays. Check out Dig Boston's 5 Drink Minimum: http://is.gd/nGUgjl
Amrhein’s continues to serve up traditional Irish-American New England fare along with, of course, the requisite Irish hospitality since 1890. http://is.gd/IcHwAv
Unassuming at first glance, but a top-shelf destination full of great dinner options and reasonably priced drinks. http://is.gd/tziZ29
olid food, great service and more tequilas than most bars have liquors altogether should earn this Tex-Mex oasis a special place in your gastronomic heart. http://is.gd/9JYz8S
A very good meal at exceedingly reasonably prices. You’d be well served to get there soon before the word gets out and the Hanover Street hordes snap up all the good tables. http://is.gd/drg2tf
Prepare to be blown away by Marliave's deconstructed version of clam chowder. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/fSpHvY
Under an unassuming shell, Mary Chung shines through with good service and excellent food. http://is.gd/3ZA0kC
Miracle of Science lives up to what it’s billing itself as: bar first, grill second. http://is.gd/13EIUA
Brunch is complete with a Make Your Own Bloody Mary Bar and more mac & cheese varieties and dinner options than your average brunch spot. http://digboston.com/taste/2009/01/18277/
Complete with a sultry ambiance, Franklin Cafe is a godsend for those with discerning palates. http://is.gd/CHTJ1R
There should be nothing less than great expectations for Scampo. Everything here is house made and delectable. http://is.gd/s2mV1g
With first-rate food and drink minus stratospheric prices, they clearly know what they're doing here. http://is.gd/vmpjTy
Patrons come from hours away for some of the best wine in New England. http://is.gd/cQ0LHn
One part lemonade, one part rose, Baraka Cafe's signature drink will have you coming back again and again. http://is.gd/7ClM8w
Vee Vee takes risks, yet any shortcomings can feasibly turn into its brilliant edge. It strikes a genius balance between cozy and chic. The place throbs with happy JP residents. http://is.gd/MZwDPF
There are few things that could match the beauty of this tableau. Check out Dig Boston's full review, here: http://is.gd/Zy5UXu
Haru manages to hit as much as it misses. Check out Dig Boston's full review: http://is.gd/xq9RDl
La Voile might be full of kinks and relatively high prices, but one thing is for certain: it has heart. http://is.gd/3zx4Fk
For locals, it’s a godsend: a no-frills, casual neighborhood hangout with cheap pints, no suits and space on the floor for my big, smelly dog. http://is.gd/oiUfn0
Free lessons every Friday at 8:15 and new styles each week! http://is.gd/zviXex
Tuesdays here are karaoke nights, and Charlie's Kitchen is one of the best places for public shaming around. http://is.gd/hVpj10
Thursday nights are college night - $3 PBR, $4 Bud and $5 personal pizzas and Modern Warface 3 tournaments. http://is.gd/UUWBuJ
The Donkey Show's Darcie Champagne looks to bring social change to Boston's theater scene. Dig Boston interviewed the gritty star: http://is.gd/Ud5J6c
Despite being a “used” book store, Raven takes care of its books. You go in there and you look at those books and you go: “Damn, those are some fine books.” http://is.gd/D9Cf7q
It's goal is to be the center of the local gaming and science fiction community, and it's doing a pretty good job of it. http://is.gd/iKWhIk
Hub Comics is comics for everyone! Check out Dig Boston's interview with the owner: http://is.gd/21bUu9
Racks are arranged by color to facilitate maximum shop-ability, and they carry all of the trendiest looks for both day and night—a fashionista’s dream come to life! http://is.gd/hgYAYP
Though the ‘techy’ items are a big draw, Xylem features gifts on all ends of the spectrum including house ware, children’s gifts, books, stationary, arts, toys and jewelry. http://is.gd/dUeGNF
Locals won't let the owner retired because this place is just too good. http://is.gd/kbk73G
Save the time of trawling through every article and find out DigBoston's top picks for SoWa: http://is.gd/wAouqm
With a passion for cycling and customers from all over the world, Geekhouse is a bike enthusiast's go-to-shop. http://is.gd/KVOn47
Now that hats have returned as a part of American culture, look no further than Goorin Bros to purchase yours. http://is.gd/O71bw3
It’s worth braving the relentless winter winds of Newbury Street, because inside Alex and Ani’s store lies a whole lot of inner warmth. http://is.gd/I6sQMt
A little bit of everything. The owners are excited about it; you should be too. http://is.gd/J8pkxm
With an intimate feel and small staff, everyone at Trephin will most likely know your name by end of your visit; not because they are required to, but because they want to. http://is.gd/s9Ol34
A vintage apparel lover's dream shop with affordable fashions from the 30s-60s. Check out DigBoston's interview with the shop's proud owner: http://is.gd/vPc2LR
Artisan's Asylum is not only creating a craft area, but a craft atmosphere, one that’s genuinely invested, supportive and motivated toward producing art in its myriad forms. http://is.gd/inNjVy
With a quick turnover on fashions, there's always something new to fall in love with. http://is.gd/za7XK6
Clover just makes good food that happens to be meatless. http://is.gd/6raV7T
A complementary pairing high-end bike/repair shop and coffee house. http://is.gd/TWoe5a
Perfect representations of Boston on coasters, bags, mugs, tiles and more. Meet the owners in DigBoston's feature: http://is.gd/OZAFbz
The second you step within a two-block radius of this furniture store, you'll be wondering why you ever went to Ikea. http://is.gd/o5hwcQ
The name is superbly fitting for this inviting and cutting-edge bike shop. http://is.gd/d2abva
Complete with compilations of field recordings from occult and parapsychological research throughout the 20th century? It's safe to say the name fits. http://is.gd/Yd8rti
A new kind of store for the cash-conscious fashionista. http://is.gd/RPG4Sg
"Burn carbs, not carbons," and have see Boston in a "wheely" fun way (sorry, we had to). http://is.gd/NF0u4Q
A mishmash of art, antiques, and all things the owner likes together in one. Read DigBoston's coverage of the shop and the local grad behind it: http://is.gd/zGSwbt
This place invented the glow-in-the-dark condom. Do we need to elaborate? Yes: http://is.gd/rBnWx7
Every purchase supports the Haley House's non-profit multi-service advocacy in aiding members of Boston's low-income and under employed community. http://is.gd/39ihTh
Every purchase supports the Haley House's non-profit multi-service advocacy in aiding members of Boston's low-income and under employed community. http://is.gd/39ihTh
An intense slew of home decor, paper goods, personal accessories and heavy-hitting clothing collections. This place is a mecca for great gifts. http://is.gd/6Icm4m
There’s everything from an accessible Kung Fu Girl Riesling from Washington state to a splurgey Gaja Costa Russi 2000, all with paper price tags tied charmingly around the necks. http://is.gd/lct655
Oak certainly doesn’t feel like crafty nutsville; in fact, a lot of stuff will shock you that it’s truly done by hand. http://is.gd/EL137s
This could quite possibly be the most eco-friendly building in Boston - complete with shoe sanitation and regifting. http://is.gd/JNpWNE
Satisfying both gastronomically and artistically. Like the art work? It's for sale. http://is.gd/nPmKoI
Dance like no one’s watching—‘cause they aren’t. Music Ecology: Tuesdays @ Wonder Bar. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Nightlife Read more.
Get down in the dark to techno titans. Best sound in town. Make It New: Thursdays @ Middlesex Lounge. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Nightlife Read more.
A moombahton, cumbia, and tropical bass party in JP? F YEAH. SubTropix: Monthly, Thursday @ The Milky Way. Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Nightlife! Read more.
Make friends whilst dancing to jaw-dropping house music. You’re free to be yourself here, and that’s pretty sweet. Sweet Shop: Monthly, Friday @ Good Life. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Nightlife Read more.
It’s the warehouse UK bass party of your wildest dreams. Re: Good dubstep. BASSIC: Monthly, Friday @ Good Life. Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Nightlife! Read more.
If you’re into old skool hip-hop. Fresh Produce: Monthly, Saturday @ Good Life. Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Nightlife! Read more.
No dress code. No BS. Get learned from the most sophisticated disco, house, and techno acts. Social Studies: Monthly, Friday @ Good Life. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Nightlife Read more.
Flat-rate black car service you can order and pay for with your smartphone. Also allows you to hail a cab via your phone. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Transportation Read more.
Boston taxi phone app; hail cabs from your phone, pay with your credit or debit card. Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Transportation! Read more.
Phone app ridesharing service. Nearby drivers pick you up; you leave suggested donation at the end. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Transportation Read more.
Nearby drivers pick you up! Look for the giant pink, fuzzy mustaches on the grill. Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Transportation! Read more.
Rent cars by the hour or day at spots around the city. Check out the university membership. Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Transportation! Read more.
This an awesome place to kick back relax and watch a flick. Make sure to bring your student I.D. for discounts! Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Cinema! Read more.
Not only will this place blow your mind with its 3D images (you can almost feel them), but its also a wicked awesome place to meet people! Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Cinema! Read more.
This is a great place to kill an afternoon with your buddies. A roller coaster for the senses, it comes highly recommended by Dig in the #StudentGuide to Boston Cinema! Read more.
Just your friendly neighborhood movie-theatre! With grade-A film selections, and great prices this local cinema is one of Dig's top picks for a night at the movies. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Cinema Read more.
The MFA is great for art, film, photography, and above all; it is a superb place to meet likeminded individuals, and to make interesting new friends! Featured in the Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston! Read more.
Fanatical about film? The HFA offers a HUGE selection of films, and a safe haven for film fanatics. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Cinema Read more.
Boston's staple for outstanding alternative movies. Bring your friends, bring your date, or go by yourself; and enjoy some quality movies while sipping ice-cold beer. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Cinema Read more.
A non-mainstream dream! We love it! That's why this non-conformist movie-theatre made it on Dig's #StudentGuide to Boston Cinema. Read more.
The Dig highly recommends this theatre in our #StudentGuide to Boston Cinema. Complete with fantastic movies, great beer and wine, and all the snacks imaginable; what more could you possibly want!? Read more.
Best. Popcorn. Ever. There's kick a$$ ice cream too! And booze! As if that wasn't enough there is a huge selection of great movies. -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Cinema Read more.
Beanies are a quick fix to bad hair days and they keep your noggin warm. H&M has a great selection of these, as well as other (easy and cheap) ways to keep stylish! -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Fashion Read more.
Forget chicken-parm! For a taste of real Tuscan cuisine, come to Trattoria Toscana. Ask the hilarious Florentine waiter, Niccolò B., to pair a delicious wine with your meal! He won't steer you wrong.
