Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. One of the regulars once took off his wooden leg and began strumming it like a guitar. So... grab a pint and socialize. Read more.
The cold-brewed iced coffee is so good you can drink it black year round. Drink!
Although the prices seem reasonable, you need to factor in the cost of a Mac laptop, which is required if you want to sit at any of the tables
Best place for coffee in Back Bay. Get an aeropress for a smooth cup and let them recommend the beans.
Amazing cocktails, great atmosphere, fab outdoor (summertime) seating make this an excellent choice if you avoid the pre/post Fenway crowd. -Tania Peterson, Top Chef Just Desserts
Go to the Beehive for the diversity of music and people. Downstairs bar best to mingle, upstairs to chat and hear music. Get table and dinner to see the band as they play. Read more.
the South End's 1st gastropub, building a menu around artisanal cheeses, house-made salami & pickles, & carefully-chosen local produce, meats & seafood. Other modestly-priced fare available. Read more.
Go to Drink. Pour out your desires to the bartender. Watch the alchemical spectacle. Be utterly fulfilled. Order another.
1) Arrive before 4pm on a Friday to secure an outdoor table. 2) Order a bottle of the vinho verde.3) Drink.4) Repeat
The MFA unveiled its massive "Art of the Americas" wing in November 2010. See 53 new galleries and thousands of precious American artifacts and artworks. Learn more: http://wbur.fm/NewMFA
This museum is a city jewel. A very unique, even romantic experience. Don't miss the gift shop (well-curated, beautiful finds for gifts & home).
A low-key, inexpensive, dark, no frills, unique bar in the South End with inexpensive comfort food, eclectic decor, and a casual crowd.
speakeasy in Cambridge with the best cocktails I've had in a while. Sister Mary and Two Caravels are a must try, along with their watermelon salad (yes!). Bit too loud but it's worth it.
Cambridge's newest brewery. The beer is good cheap flights. Capacity is 71, it gets fairly crowded. They also serve coffee & the vibe is more coffee shop that is a brewery. I dont think they do tours
Inconspicuously situated between Found and the Burren, this speakeasy styled bar serves up fantastic spirits and vintage cocktails!
A four-course prix-fixe and chef's tasting menu are the only options available at Boston's only Relais & Chateaux restaurant. Come for a special occasion and be prepared to be pampered.
Here dishes read as “interesting” (e.g., grilled clams with cultured nasturtium butter) but eat with the simple gratification of a perfectly roasted chicken. Chopped liver has never felt so relevant. Read more.
Great environment with tapas style dishes. Two dishes per person works out pretty well. The secret burger is amazing and large.
$60 prix fixe menu lets you try 4 different pintxos, pork belly bao, and Guchi's midnight ramen. On top of that, try the squid ink oyster bao. Cocktail list is also great.
Food enthusiasts have been going nuts about the hand-pulled noodles at Gene's original location in Chelmsford for ages, and now he has brought his Xi'an cuisine downtown.
Go with a group and share, share, share. The acclaimed Street Noodles were spicy .. which is fine .. but also a bit too salty. A good bit of sugar used to carmelize .. too much? Enjoyed Tiger Beer.
Great, light Chinese food. Get the pork belly buns, the spare ribs, and the lemongrass shrimp dumplings. The chocolate dessert is also surprisingly great! Favorite in Boston.
Scotch egg, suckling pig tacos & at least three kinds of poutine: pub food 2.0. The dark humor in the name and decor continues through the menu. [Eater 38 Member]
The clam garlic bread, the tuna poke, the popovers with wagyu tartar, the burger (with an onion soup mayo sauce!), the cream corn, the chow fun, the matcha profiteroles, the cookie dough, ...
Perfect date spot, and you can skip the long line mostly by grabbing a seat at the bar. Oxtail marmalade on bone marrow was standout. Grilled corn, Uni bocadillo, and mussels all good too.
Small plates perfect for sharing. the gnocchi changes the food game; rib eye was also good; and the sweet potato had really competing flavors, loved. Skip the snacks.
In mid January, the cozy dive bar was still covered in wonderfully tacky Christmas decorations. Solid beer and spirit offering
Been going here for as long as I can remember. Great atmosphere, good for catching up with friends.... the coffee is my FAVORITE!
Render does pourovers right, and they usually offer an option from Tandem Coffee Roasters in Portland, ME, one of New England's best coffee roasters. Get the Tandem pourover every time.
Beautiful coffee shop set up. Hard wood, marble top, lots of seats indoor and out. Perfect place to meet up with friends. Not to mention the coffee is of unbelievably high quality. Foods delish too!
One of my favorite indie bookshops, they also serve up some awesome food and have some great café drinks. Try their Tibetan momos! Or their pancakes! Yum!
In the heart of Harvard Square, Crema serves superb espresso and a lively atmosphere for conversation. Great way to imbibe in Cambridge.
Quite possibly the best coffee slingin' spot in Cambridge. Their cold brewed coffee is amazing.
Espresso coffee with milk. Nothing around compares to the quality of this coffee. Their barista are awesome and take great pride in their craft.
Extensive pour over coffee selection served from their unique Steampunk machine, a tasty chai latte, lots of space and outdoor seating, plus wifi. Perfect afternoon work spot.
‘Fine’ food has become a ubiquitous term nowadays, but what chef Douglass Williams does at MIDA is more about ‘finesse’. Absolutely underrated, & you’d be crazy not to get the Bucatini All’Amtriciana
