The Barking Crab has some of the best -- and biggest -- seafood dishes Boston has to offer. -Adam Richman, Man v Food Nation
This place is ridiculously good. The breakfast sandwich with ham is to die for and the sticky buns are a must.
Don't miss out on the great fajitas! Be sure to mix and match flavors of frozen margaritas
HUGE portions! The French toast is to die for. Do not walk out of there without trying it. You will be filled with regret.
Generous portions of creative and delicious sushi rolls! The Pink Lady and Tornado rolls are a prime choices
Great, simple, satisfying comfort food with great live Jazz music makes The Beehive a place you just have to check out. Bonus, having a great time at very affordable prices.
Take a fun and informative tour through the Samuel Adams Brewery. Plus free beer is part of the tour.
Check out the Pub for excellent times with friends! They have excellent food (for apps you have to try the chicken bites, and the fries), friendly staff, and an awesome atmosphere. They also have live
Stare at stingrays from the spiral staircase of the Great Ocean Tank (so big, they actually built the aquarium around it) or cradle a hermit crab (carefully) in the Touch Tank.
Visitors can enjoy favorite Boston restaurants including Top of the Hub and Skywalk, Boston Duck Tours, trolley tours, and one of the largest garages for Boston parking.
Whiskey's has $0.15 wings at the bar on Sunday-Thursday from 11:30am to 11pm and Friday & Saturday until 4pm.
A dive bar with a killer beer selection. Belly up to the bar and spin the wheel of beer if you dare. You drink what beer it lands on. :)
Founded in 1969 as the Bull & Finch Pub, Cheers Beacon Hill became the original inspiration for the setting show "where everybody knows your name! Read more.
Great spot for food, drinks & shopping -& tons of history! Take a look up at the Grasshopper Weather Vane. Knowledge of it was used as a test to determine if people were spies during the Revolution! Read more.
Tours on these WWII style amphibious landing vehicles are popular with kids (probably because they get to drive in the water!). Great overview of city by "conductors," each with their own personality.
If your not drinking out of a fish bowl when your here your doing something wrong.
Their signature drink, The Lolita, is to die for--a refreshing new take on a margarita, but this drink's pink!
The only place in the world where you can have a cold Sam Adams while looking at a cold (dead) Sam Adams
This pavilion was constructed 1824–1826 & named in honor of Mayor Josiah Quincy, who organized the construction without any tax or debt. It stretches 365 feet & led to the opening of six new streets.
Go to Mike's Pastry, reward yourself with a chocolate chip ricotta cannoli, and don't forget to add the powder!
Doesn't matter what time of year it is, Boston Commons is always beautiful! Make sure to visit the Frog Pond in the winter for some ice skating fun!
