If you're looking for carefully crafted coffee that's locally roasted, this is the spot! Had a delicious iced espresso here. Also, the vegan banana bread was perfect!
Deliciously strong drinks. Forget name exactly but corn n oil served over ice is my go to. Also, DTO shots are a treat.
Favorite bookstore in Boston. If you have the patience to rummage thru the outdoor shelves, you'll be surprised w/what you'll find.
You have to visit this park. Beautiful view and calm surrounding bring you completly different thoughts than city center. :)
The library was founded in 1848 by an act of the Massachusetts legislature and first opened in 1854 in a former schoolhouse located on Mason Street. It moved here to its current building in 1895.
A casual, comfortable neighborhood restaurant and pub located in the heart of Union Square. Check it out, and see what Somerville's Union Square really has to offer.
Stella is one of Boston's hottest hotspots, but her prices won't make you sweat - it's an oasis of affordability in a pricey neighborhood. Sip an oversized drink and dine on Italian comfort food.
Most Interesting museum you will ever see. Unforgettable story-be sure to check out the rooms were paintings have been stolen! Awesome stuff!
The three-story-high spherical room is a vividly painted globe that gives visitors a unique, 3-D perspective of the world as mapped in 1935.
Tall shelves, stacked high with ports & cognacs and a wide range of whiskys are lit from behind, & there are candles on the handful of lounge tables -- but that's about it for light in here. Read more.
Like shopping? eating? drinking? meeting old friends? new friends? crafts? music? street entertainment? its all here! Plan on spending a whole day in this marketplace and surrounding area...
This has to be the best coffee shop in Boston, right? Splendid coffee, exciting selection of coffee equipment, beautiful design, and fast WiFi — can you ask for more?
Deep Ellum is a 20-something hangout, cramped in a good way. You’ll appreciate rubbing elbows with others and keeping warm. There are 30 or so beers on tap, but the list is exceptionally well-curated. Read more.
Sportello is always on my list of places to go in the city. The staff are amazing, the chefs talented and the setting relaxed. The food never dissapoints.
Margaritas and guacamole made tableside add to the festive atmosphere. Chef Erwin Ramos doesn't do burritos here -- instead you'll find ceviche, pozole, and other more-authentic delights. Read more.
Order creations like the pineapple pork loin tacos at El Centro, a colorful joint that brings some much-needed authentic Mexican to a city sick of bland burritos, looking for a cure. Read more.
Free tastings in theSouth Boston Waterfront brewery weekdays are at 4 p.m.; there is an additional tasting at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Read more.
King Louis-Philippe of France once lived on the 2nd floor. JFK was a regular. John Kerry is a regular. The oldest continuously operating restaurant in America is quintessential, historic New England.
An American landmark since 1960 & voted best burgers in America! Try "The American Idol" burger w/ bacon, cheese, mushrooms and onions. Read more.
Old glass pennants of colleges and prep schools are a neat find at this outpost of the vego fast food restaurant
With more than 450,000 works, the MFA can keep you busy for a lifetime of Wednesdays, when it's free from 4 to 9:45 p.m. Read more.
Known as a spite house because it was built to block the view of one of its neighbors. The home measures 10.4ft at its widest and 6.2ft at its narrowest. It was built in 1884. Read more via our blog! Read more.
