150 things to do in Boston that are all about eating and drinking - most popular restaurant pasta dishes

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Eating pizza at Dudley tower the Dudley Square pizza shop is creative and delicious, and the staff share its profits as part of Haley House's ongoing commitment to eliminating the economic differences in Boston. (
2302 Washington Street, Boston)2.
Cure the hangover with a "double stick" of Meili onion-
The main food in this dining car, restaurant and container is a pancake sandwich filled with poached eggs, Vermont cheddar cheese and homemade garlic sauce. (
506 Boston Park Avenue; 23 Drydock Ave. , Boston;
Streets of Boston)3.
Make room for the Yankee lobster pasta and lobster mac and cheese with lobster and cheese. Done. (
300 North Street, Boston)4.
Eat a delicious pie at KO's restaurant
Inspired fare for KO stars 5
Meat and vegetarian pie.
The flavors include braised lamb leg, curry vegetables, cheddar and Parmesan beef. (87 A St. , Boston;
256 edge Street
Building 16 Boston)5.
Take a picture with a huge hood milk bottle and eat a hot dog because there's something better than a big bottle of milk?
The iconic Castle Island restaurant recently opened a shop at the landmark of Fort Point. (308 Congress, Boston)6.
Eat a whole lobster at James Hook & Co.
They also have other New England staples such as lobster rolls, clam chowder and fish that can be cooked at home. (15 North Street, Boston)7.
Make an informed decision in the eternal battle between santapio pizza and Regina pizza shop Boston agency.
Two enthusiastic fan groups
Choose pizza carefully. (
Original location for each: 111 Chelsea Street
Margaret Street, Boston 11
Boston, respectively)8.
Go to El Guapo at El pelon TaqueriaJust and get ready to feel full after the grilled steak and fried banana burrito. (
92 Peterborough Street, Boston; 2197 Comm. Ave. , Boston)9.
Find out what the "hand pie" on the food truck spoiler of the thick lunch box is: this is a hand-
Size of stuffed pastry.
The rotation menu of the truck includes Cornwall pie (
Beef, potatoes and onions)
French onion soup, curry lentils and salted caramel apples are also available. (
Streets of Boston)10.
Tear into Vietnamese sandwiches without destroying Banh Mi Ba LeThis bank. This humble Vietnamese deli is a hidden gem that sells freshly baked products for $350. (
1052 Dorchester Avenue, Boston)11.
Raid the original bar of Eventide Oyster Co—
Soon, we were waiting for the restaurant in Portland, Maine to open in Fenway, but its reputation suggests it will be the winner. (
1321 boilston Street. , Boston)12. Nab a Sicilian-
For a small North dragon boat meal at Galleria UmbertoThis, less than $2 of stylish slices are almost always lined up outside the door for a reason.
Be sure to bring cash. (289 Hanover St. , Boston)13.
In a game with the Red Sox, make a straight line for the dog at Fenway ball field, and the dog at the baseball field is as iconic as peanut and cookie Jack. (
4 avkey Road, Boston)14.
Grab one of the area's most popular sandwiches in cutty's daily bestseller roast beef 1000, but buttermilk fried chicken sandwiches are available a month, a Sunday --
Worth planning in advance. (
284 Washington Street, Brookline)15.
Eat Greek fries in Saloniki GreekYou and in this fast place, the choice of pita sandwiches, salads and cereal bowls will not go wrong
Greek leisure sights by James Beard Award
Award winning chef Jody Adams
But whatever you order, you have to get the fries. (
4 St kilmannock Street, Boston;
181 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)16.
Have a Tom Brady burger at Mr.
Quarterback ballley may not eat his burger of the same name during the season (
Cheese and tomatoes can't be eaten. no for TB12)
But don't let it stop you. (
1246 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)17.
Lobster sandwich-
Don't call it a lobster roll.
At live & KickingWith, a hearty fresh lobster meat is placed between two slices of toast, onethe-beaten-
Path seafood Cottage is a loyal restaurant. (269 Putnam Ave. , Cambridge)18.
Taste the tikka masala chicken of the Punjab DhabaOr and find countless other spicy options in this Inman Square treasure. (
225 Hampshire Street, Cambridge)19.
Eat in the streets of Cambridge at Darwin Limited
Whether you want roast beef, ham or garlic sauce, you will find it in this shop, it is delicious and delicious
Sandwiches in the streets of Cambridge. (148 Mt. Auburn St. , Cambridge;
313 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge;
1629 Cambridge StreetCambridge)20. Tear into a T-
At this point in the Potter square, Rex's team can be daunting, but T-Rex (
You can choose bagels with a house
Almond butter, honey, banana and bacon)
It is worth waiting. (
1796 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)21.
Eat the ultimate summer pizza at Ciao!
Pizza and PastaNothing say they like fresh corn and pumpkins in the summer.
In this popular Chelsea restaurant, you can order some chocolate and truffle oil on the pizza at the same time. (59 Williams St. , Chelsea)22.
Buy pizza bagels at the Katz bagels bakeryschool snack.
Delicious plain bagels topped with tomato sauce, vanilla and mozzarella cheese and cooked. (139 Park St. , Chelsea)23.
Since 1964, take a box of fried clams on Tony's clam shop Wollaston Beach fixture, which has a considerable portion size enough to accommodate the crowd. (
861 Quincy Coast Avenue24.
Eating a roast beef sandwich in Kelly's roast beef beachside restaurant dates back to 1951, and even got a surprise in the good-natured hunt. (
410 Riverville Beach Avenue, Revere;
Other locations)25.
Order at Manoa Poke shop. This Somerville poke shop offers macaroni salad, fried chicken, green salad, and the other side of the two will take you directly to the Pacific Ocean. (300 Beacon St. , Somerville)26.
Chow on the famous chickpeas fried sandwich is a signature product of Boston food truck live catalyst Clover
Wheat Pita with chickpeas and vegetables, topped with hummus and sesame paste. (
Different locations)27.
Bravely waiting for hot butter lobster rolls at Neptune Oyster loyal customers, don't mind sticking for two hours in this crowded North End Oyster Bar, which promotes "Connecticut-
Hot butter lobster rolls in the city. (63 Salem St. #1, Boston)28.
Almost all the tongue is burned on the dumpling cafe, dumpling Palace and/or little dragon treasure in the dumpling Kingdom. These three Chinese restaurants are famous for dumplings (
The menu says "pork mini juicy bread ")
Shanghai specialty. (
695 Washington Street, Boston;
179 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston;
137 Harvard Street
Boston, respectively)29.
This upscale bar is known for offering menus ranging from grilled chicken to antelope, kangaroo, and even rattlesnake. (
138 Cambridge Street, Boston)30.
Gather a group of dim sum at one of the city's most popular dim sum spots in Black Moon, a huge restaurant that attracts festive crowds
A trolley filled with small plates placed between tables. (88 Beach St. , Boston)31.
Senegalese cuisine in TerangaTeranga (
Express "hospitality" in the Senegalese language Wolof ")
Dishes from West African countries such as herbal thiebou djeun
Fill the white fish with tomato stew. (
1746 Washington Street, Boston)32.
Although the menu covers food from Vietnam and Thailand, the stars are of the same name: pho (
Pronounced "fuh ")
A bowl of hot Vietnamese noodle soup. (
177A, Massachusetts Avenue, Boston)33.
Sitting at leisure or fancy, large or small, or long about the East StandardBoston global food critic Devra officially announced "big, the bustling beer shop "Oriental Standard" is a "perfect restaurant" because of its ability to provide everything for all diners. (
528 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston)34.
ToroAs is one of the most fashionable restaurants in the city, specializing in one of the hottest food trends, joining the crowd of snacks, which are often surrounded, is understandable. (
1704 Washington Street, Boston)35.
Escape from Havana in El Oriental de CubaWith with a menu in English and Spanish, authentic Cuban cuisine and tropical milkshakes that make this Hyde Place restaurant lively. (416 Centre St. , Boston)36.
See how they like the "dem apple" of the L Street Tavern has changed, but the L Street Tavern has not changed, and it is the location of the profanity scene of goodwill hunting. (195 L St. , Boston)37.
Taste sake and beer at IttokuSip, taste kebabs, sashimi, etc and share the pot
Fried squid legs, pork belly and Japanese cuisinestyle pan-
Fried noodles in this restaurant. (
1414 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston)38.
United Oyster House is the oldest continuous restaurant in the United States. it has been serving hungry Boston people since 1826.
Ask President John F to sit at the Kennedy Booth in the restaurant upstairs"
Kennedy's favorite table(41 Union St. , Boston)39.
Pimples from SportelloPillowy potatoes and potatoes are shrouded in cream sauce decorated with peas and minced meat in Italian restaurants. (348 Congress, Boston)40. Devour deep-fried, head-
On the shrimp at the Peach Farm, this underground seafood temple is a favorite for chefs and diners, who especially like to order fried live shrimp and mix it hot with pepper. (4 Tyler St. , Boston)41.
Visit Redd's ultimate New England dinner at RozzieLocal produce, meat and seafood at this low-key go-to.
Save space for pecans or chocolate chess pies. (
4257 Washington Street, Boston)42.
Canned seafood found in Saltie GirlAnchovies, octopus, mackerel fish, tuna-
This seafood restaurant has the largest canned seafood collection in New England with bread and salty cream. (
281 Dartmouth Street, Boston)43.
Follow the famous footsteps and taste the House-
From Jimmy Fallon to Dennis sedenberg, this north-end staple has attracted wide acclaimknown fans.
Don't worry: If you can't get into an intimate restaurant, Monica also has a well-received sandwich shop at the crossroads. (67 Prince St. , Boston)44.
In less than a year, enjoy homemade pasta in the MidaThis Italian restaurant, which has become a favorite because of dishes such as fresh basil and Lobster scampi in mascapone. (782 Tremont St. , Boston)45. Pair late-
Drink duck fat fries at ShojoTake in the evening, and make them "shadowless" with bologna and cheese sauce, which is already amazing duck fat fries. (9A Tyler St. , Boston)46.
Taste a barbecue on Sweet Cheeks
Do not skip the biscuitsOrder tray pork, chicken breast, smoked chicken legs.
Go with a green coat, fried okra and fluffy cookies.
Chase with oversized nut butter. (
1381 boilston Street. , Boston)47.
Endure the infamous wait in Reno's place and take a break to eat in this cozy holein-the-
The wall that supplies a lot of Italian food provides a chance to make money for the traditional North End attractions. (No. 258 Saratoga Street, Boston)48.
Taste the cold dandan noodles and houses in Taiwan in the dim sum of Miles Changge --
Dumplings with pork and leeks. (
1145 Washington Street, Boston)49.
Go to the SRV just to hang out and the food and wine are consistent.
But for these short weeks of summer, find an outside table, stay away from your Instagram feed and have fun on the most peaceful terrace in the south end. (
569 Columbus Avenue, Boston)50.
There's a Hong Kong-
This is Chinatown's favorite breakfast hash, made from taro roots, seasoned with five spices and unagi glaze, paired with a burnt pork belly. (86 Harrison Street, Boston)51.
Eat Indian and Bangladeshi dishes at ShantiPick, no matter what fragrant sauce you would like --mango-
Gingerbread, nut korma, cream tomato ticamara-
And your protein.
Don't miss naan. (
1111 Dorchester Avenue, Boston;
4197 Washington Street, Boston;
7 Kangqiao Canal Avenue)52.
Taste the border at the Lone Star Taco Bar in Lone Star Tex-
Mexican cuisine includes fried tortillas and Roasted Garlic Corn
Lime mayonnaise, Margaret. (
479 Cambridge Street, Boston;
635 Cambridge Street, Cambridge)53.
Try to finish a weird frappe at the Boston burger company, whether you call it frappe or milkshake, you have to try the BBC dessert
The dessert on it has the names Frappe, Crackle, Pop and Shamrock. (
1100 boilston Street. , Boston; 1105 Mass Ave. , Cambridge;
Davis Square (Somerville)54.
Satisfy your desire for TenochIt, known for tortas: a sandwich featuring Telera bread, meat, avocado, cheese, etc. (3 Lewis St. , Boston;
382 Highland Avenue, Somerville;
24 Riverside Avenue, Medford;
Streets of Boston)55.
Eat a free pie at ForkThe wood in Brewer
In this Charlestown pizza and craft beer paradise, the oven is the star of the show.
Don't miss the Freebird pizza with Alabama white sauce, smoked chicken and pickled kale. (7 Moulton St. , Boston)56.
Go to the deli in Zaftigs-
Style food, free bagels breakfast throughout the day, between bananas-
You may need to ask your waiter for a few minutes. (335 Harvard St. , Brookline)57.
Meet all your desires for the lighted wood pizza company
Not only can you eat freshly made pizza, but you can also have a stozy shake that can be vegetarian or non-veganalcoholic. (1632 Beacon St. , Brookline;
Streets of Boston)58.
In the hideout of Yume Wo KatareThis Potter square, taste a bowl of ramen, serve pork ramen, only pork ramen, but the ubiquitous queue proves that its menu does not require anything else(
1923 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)59.
Cook your own Korean barbecue in Korean cuisine in KoreanaKoreana, including a range of beefit-
Grill yourself, hungry diners cook meat on the flames at the table. (158 outlook St. , Cambridge)60.
Enjoy crazy maki and music in this central square spot on Thelonious monkfish offering "fairy tale" maki (e. g.
Little Red Riding Hood roll and dwarf monster roll)
And the schedule of jazz performances. (
524 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)61.
With fam for brunch at the full moon, there is a small play area inside the restaurant, a lively and welcoming place in Huron village to bring back brunch for parents. (344 Huron Ave. , Cambridge)62.
Get New York bagels at mamalehsmalehes in Cambridge, offering all the staples of a great Jewish deli
Mazar ball soup, bagels with bagels, potato latte
Plus a variety of housesmade sodas. (
1 Kendall Square, building 300, Cambridge)63.
Buying a burger at Blue OxThis restaurant is the best choice for readers in the 2016 North Shore Magazine Best Boston North award for overall excellence in the restaurant.
The magazine notes its neighborhood atmosphere, delicious burgers and craft cocktails. (191 Oxford St. , Lynn)64.
Immerse yourself in the American atmosphere of steel and RyeSet, in an old garage next to the Mattapan trolley, this industry-
The stylish restaurant serves local cuisine including squid ink pasta and Wood
Pizza and oysters. (95 Eliot St. , Milton)65.
Eat all the brunch at the New Kids Restaurant of Block member Jordan Knight, who is an investor in Milton's restaurant with classic brunch such as French toast and bannidik eggs, there are also Italian food such as meatballs and Italian sausages. (556 Adams St. , Milton)66. Have a (sloppy, spicy)
In this New Orleans, the seafood feast of Shaking fresh seafood is steamed, stirred with a mix of signature spices, then packed in a bag with gloves --
Seafood Restaurant. (203 Adams St. , Newton; 18 Cottage Ave. , Quincy)67.
Feast and then laugh at this 1,200-
The seating restaurant on Highway 1 has been the pillar since 1950.
Order from a variety of Asian cuisines including Sichuan, Guangdong, Thailand and Japan.
Go to comedy club on weekends and nights. (
948 Broadway, Saugus)68.
Buy a small plate at SarmaThis Middle East restaurant. This restaurant has too many excellent dishes to limit itself, and diners praise it for its "herbs, sunshine-
This is one of the best restaurants in America. (249 Pearl St. , Somerville)69.
The Starlite LoungeWith comfortable food in Trina, such as homemade pop music, blows off work on Monday brunch-
This is a retro restaurant in Cambridge with egg tarts, sloppy Joe eggs and PB & J French toast
The Somerset border is a hot topic for millennials. (3 Beacon St. , Somerville)70. Go all-
In the country's recognized vegan Oasis, true BistroThe's original culinary vegetarians include cashew cheese and a "chocolate death" cake with whipped cream. (
1153 Broadway, Somerville)71.
Go deep into a bowl of mutton stew in the Highland Kitchen. Spicy Coconut Curry lamb stew is a prominent product in this community standard in Downtown Somerville. (
150 Highland Avenue, Somerville)72.
Eat pork ribs under the black light of RedbonesLocals this long-run barbecue restaurant serves smoked pork ribs and North Carolina-
Pulled pork served in an eclectic atmosphere. (55 Chester St. , Somerville)73.
In Sacco's bowl, go to the candle holder bowling alley, eat spicy Italian sausage pizza at The Flatbread Company, and not eat delicious wood --
Open pizza in this industrial restaurant
The stylish Davis Square Union Hotel makes it easy to combine two family favorites: Candlelight bowling and pizza. (45 Day St. , Somerville)74.
Once you enter the restaurant of this beloved Watertown restaurant, you will see (and smell)
Roast chicken, cook in the open kitchen and provide a piece of feces for your bread. (321 Arsenal St. , Watertown)75.
In the small seafood store of the Legal Sea small sa in Kendall Square, some of the New England clam chowder soup in Slurp has developed for decades and has become a large chain restaurant with creamy clam chowder(
Different locations)76.
Make a variety of cookies at the cookie time bakery known as the Lacota bakery, and until July, cookie time still has the owner and recipe of 40 cookies. (
1375 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington)77.
In the canoli debate, choose a side between Mike's pastry and the modern pie, they are located on the same North End Street, only a minute walk away, these Italian bakeries have a natural competition for the city's most popular ricottafilled pastry. (300 Hanover St. , Boston;
257 Hannover Street
Boston, respectively)78.
Customize your brain freeze at the ice cream shop, ice cream, unlimited ingredients and Hong Kong-
This Chinatown newcomer's style egg waffle is located on the popular foam tea houseDo. (8 Tyler St. , Boston)79.
Meet your 3a. m.
Pastry craving for Bova's BakeryThis family-
The owned North End bakery offers pastries such as canned rolls and lobster tails 24 hours a day, seven days a week. (134 Salem St. , Boston)80. Eat a flower-
Amorino GelatoCreate your own "rose" with a variety of delicious flavors in this popular place, then stroll down Newbury Street and admire the beautiful works. (249 Newbury St. , Boston)81.
Hang out at the Dudley CafeSkip national coffee chain and walk into this typical community coffee shop with an open mic event and a lively jazz brunch. (15 Warren St. , Boston)82.
Eat an ice cream and doughnut sandwich on Blackbird donuts, your favorite doughnut, they will cut it in half and add any flavor of ice cream in the middle to get(492 Tremont St. , Boston;
20 St kilmatnock Street, Boston)83.
Like Willie Wonka. you-can-
Have a chocolate buffet at the Langham Hotel. Yes, this is true.
Try over 100 chocolate desserts and dip into the chocolate fountain for the sweetest brunch in town. (250 Franklin Street, Boston)84.
Taste a little history-
And dessert from Massachusetts.
Since the end of 1800, the Omni Parker HouseParker restaurant has served Boston cream pie. (60 School St. , Boston)85. Sip single-
This ultra-small espresso coffee
Modern coffee shops in the center of the city choose some of the best espresso coffee and it takes time to make the perfect coffee. (108 Lincoln St. , Boston)86.
At Ron's gourmet ice cream shop, relive your childhood with a banana boat. This ice cream shop has become a staple food because it has a variety of interesting flavors, as well as three scoops of ice cream, Cherry of hot fudge and whipped cream.
Oh, Hyde Park is also a bowling alley. (
1231 Hyde Park Avenue. , Boston; 559 High St. , Dedham)87.
Taste hot chocolate in Los AngelesA.
Burdick chocolate shop and cafe the cafe at the gourmet chocolate shop is the best hot chocolate in the city, according to Boston. com readers.
Choose from dark colors, milk, white, spicy or special monthly selections made from exotic beans. (
220 karat Lundon Street. , Boston; 52 Brattle St. , Cambridge)88.
The butter donated from Union Square is buttered to your colleagues. Fluffy magic often puts Union Square donuts on the list of the Best Donuts stores in the country. The maple-
Bacon, especially a bunch. pleaser. (409 Harvard St. , Brookline; 20 Bow St. , Somerville)89.
Taste French cuisine at the lovely Coolidge Corner cafe in Paris CreperieThis. This café specializes in thin French pancakes, stuffed with every delicious or sweet filling you dream. (278 Harvard St. , Brookline)90.
Eat delicious pastries in Tatte's Bakery and Cafe, break the rules and let the whole family eat sugary cinnamon rolls for breakfast.
At Brookline original, be sure to grab an outdoor table when you eat. (1003 Beacon St. , Brookline;
Other locations)91.
Hone the art of timing sugar crashes with ice cream from toscanini's, this Cambridge icon is often named the best ice cream in the city, it has the taste of B3 such as: Brown Sugar, and brownie cake(899 Main St. , Cambridge)92.
Fell in love with the taste of Zinneken waffles, the secret of Zinneken's superiority?
Real Belgian waffles made by real Belgian people are also Liege waffles, meaning they are made with dough instead of batter. (
1154 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge;
Streets of Boston)93.
Show someone how much you love them, and in a humble Somerville warehouse, this local and state-recommended chocolate maker is producing ethereal caramel, tea
Chocolate and perfect bar. (561 Windsor St.
2nd/F Somerville)94.
Enjoy the black raspberry Oreo ice cream at Pizzi FarmHead, a thick cream black raspberry ice cream with everyone's favorite chocolate cookies. (549 Lincoln St. , Waltham)95.
Starting with a sticky bread from the Flour Bakery, James Beard Award winner Joanne Chang's forever
The expanding bakery empire, known for its sticky bread, beat Bobby Fry on TV. (
Different locations)96.
Order avocado ice cream at the local company's factory FoMuThe-
Ice cream sounds like sacrilege to purists, but your taste buds don't mind. (
Different locations)97. Order a double-
Cup Iced Coffee of Dunkin' DonutsYou does not have to be ordered "normal (
Three cream, three sugar)
But keeping your hands dry with a foam plastic cup is a New England tradition. (
Lots and lots of places)98.
Commemorate a special moment at No.
After years of launching the restaurant empire of chef Barbara Lynch, ParkThe elegant food and complimentary wine project remains the backbone of the city's culinary field. (9 Park St. , Boston)99.
At izakaya at the bottom of the recently renovated Elliott hotel, the art of eating at the UniThe long bar is to pair amazing sushi and sashimi with excellent sake and wine list(
370A Federal Avenue. , Boston)100.
Chasing oysters (or a dozen)
From Pearson, Germany to IPAs, New England, Row 34 offers a wide selection of beers, and this chic seafood store boasts secular beers while retaining food
Fish, lobster roll, pastalocal. (383 Congress, Boston)101.
Taste your way through France, Italy and Spain in a butcher's shop-
The store is described as "a tribute to the Old World European cuisine"
There are over 100 wines on the menu. (552 Tremont St. , Boston)102.
Splurge on the sushi of O YaExtensive omakase, wine and sake may surprise you, but critics say the sushi destination is worth it. (9 East St. , Boston)103.
At the liquid art house "eat out your art", these are the instructions on the website, and they are appropriate given that the place is partrestaurant, part gallery. (
100 Arlington Street, Boston)104.
Finishing a Mediterranean dinner with grilled Alaska at OleanaAna Sortun's flagship restaurant is a favorite of local critics, national commentators and crowds, as is the signature cake by pastry chef Maura Kilpatrick --ice-cream-
Crispy food. (
134 Hampshire Street, Cambridge)105.
The pasta dishes at GiuliaThis Italian restaurant's country restaurant are intoxicating, including an oak table where the crew prepare fresh pasta. (
1682 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)106.
Line up in the bar at SushiThis cafe. This humble Cambridge restaurant offers a menu of creative omakase, pairing fresh fish with creative flavors such as grilled mackerel fish, coriander and(
1105, MassachusettsAve. , Cambridge)107.
Pre-tasting Carl Dolly offers a seasonal tasting menu at this restaurant in Cambridge. (
2447 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)108.
The menu is not listed on Craigie's secret burger, but it has an avid following in this beloved French bistro. Arrive early —
The restaurant serves only 18 hamburgers per night. (853 Main St. , Cambridge)109.
Or order a secret burger at Alden & HarlowOnly 36-
Made with Parker House roll, topped with special seasoning, and topped with Parma cheese crisp
Get up every night
But shhh: you can grab one too if you come back at 11. m. late-night menu. (40 Brattle St. , Cambridge)110.
Back to the age of faithful ninth, in this cafe and restaurant in East Sword Bridge, everything is homemade and specializes in New England cuisine during colonial times, such as cold
Smoked striped bass with green tomatoes. (
660 Cambridge Street, Cambridge)111.
Comfortable wood-
La BrasaChef Daniel Bojorquez's stir-fry gives him a unique feel for the menu, featuring grilled skirt steaks, pickled mushrooms and serrano peppers. (
124 Broadway, Somerville)112.
Taste modern cocktails at a classic "dinner club" in yvonne's. When you walk into the restaurant, you feel like you are being taken to another era.
From "Sherry Cobbler" to "Trinidad acid", the choice of a variety of mixed drinks helps to create an atmosphere. (
Winter restaurants in Boston113.
The perfect opportunity to share the Spanish dream of Barcelona Wine Bar comes from this bar's rich tapas, cheese and two larger plates.
You can also find over 400 wines from all over the world. (525 Tremont St. , Boston; 1700 Beacon St. , Brookline)114.
Hang out with friends at Dorchester Brewery
Head to this tap room for beer and homemade beeron-
Website pints from brewers in other regions and lots of fun activities such as Tuesday's trivia and happy hour. (
1250 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston)115.
Imagine relaxing in a modern living room at the fun cocktail House in HawthorneIf, not enough for you to reach this bar within the Commonwealth hotel, which may have a comfortable atmosphere. (
500A Commonwealth Avenue, Boston)116.
Have a coffee in the CoppersmithA cafe in the morning, then have a beer and go to the bar in the evening-
Some overlap in the afternoon-
You can spend a whole day in this industrial warehouse. turned-
There are two dining cars parked inside the restaurant and sick roof terrace. (40 W. 3rd St. , Boston)117.
Join Wink & NodEvery's Scottish club on Tuesday for a Scottish flight to this modern bar, selected by the beverage director himself. (3 Appleton St. , Boston)118.
Pretend everyone knows your name in the cheerleaders.
Original Bull and Finch Pub, whose appearance is made by the famous NBC comedy (Beacon Street)
And the new interior design (Faneuil Hall)—
Worth traveling along memory lane. (84 Beacon St. , Boston;
Farnier Hall Boston Market119.
Taste the juicy New England IPAs on the Rose Kennedy Greenway in the Yanling beer garden, not only in the city center, on the Greenway, overlooking the marina of Luo, you can also find beer from the world's third best brewery here. (
Atlantic Avenue and Commercial Street, Boston)120.
Go for brunch and drink beer at AllstonIts infamous "White trash hash" in Lulu, making it a community agency.
The sour taste, smell and IPAs list of its top breweries let people come over and over again. (
421 Cambridge Street, Boston)121.
Whether you're on a date or hanging out with friends, the envoy's picturesque roof deck is a great place to drink in a sunny afternoon. (70 Sleeper St. , Boston)122.
Sometimes it's hard to decide which mix you want.
You don't need to choose when you can sample. (44 Cedric St. , Boston)123.
Taste the pretzels from the Harpoon Brewery, make them fresh with your beer with beer and malt wine, and taste any of the three flavors: salty, cinnamon sugar, or Parma. (
306 North Street, Boston)124.
Tell the bartender that your likes and dislikes to the restaurant customers are not restricted by the cocktail menu --
With the help of knowledgeable staff, you can make your own drinks. (348 Congress, Boston)125.
Transfer to Belgium without leaving Massachusetts. This bar has a bigger beer list than its great food menu, filled with moules frites, mac and cheese. (1648 Beacon St. , Brookline)126.
Make some tough decisions at the Hobo Beer BarThe Lord Beer bar the Beer list is long, ranging from coast to coast.
When in doubt, you can always order beer from Lord Horber brewery in Woburn. (92 Hampshire Street, Cambridge)127.
Enjoy a glass of wine at waypoint. At this Harvard Square hotspot, you can buy everything from caviar to pizza, and since its opening in 2016, it has also been a result of its eclectic wine(
1030 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)128.
This cozy bar describes its party Mix as "like Chex Mix but better ".
"There are Frito pies in hell, and cocktails like the devil's left hand and people without names. (50 Hampshire Street, Cambridge)129.
When dining and drinking in this experimental bar, restaurant and cultural lab, you will have an "art, science and design experience ".
Some crazy cocktails are really on fire. (650 E. Kendall St. , Cambridge)130.
Explore the Holy Trinity Roxy grilled cheese, beer and arcade games in A4cadeThis and the cooperation between zone 4 is 21-
In addition, there is an arcade bar with comfortable food, comfortable drinks and comfortable entertainment: the promised land. (
292 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge)131. Dine (and party)
By the pier of the Quincy Marina Water Club, blow the squid with a Moscow Mule, and then watch the sun go down, the club becomes a lively nightclub. (
319 Victory Road, Quincy)132.
After Mei's brief closure and re-opening, the location of this Davis Square offers new-
There are a variety of wine items. (89 Holland St. , Somerville)133.
Have a cocktail at the back end bar during 4-6 p. m.
This fountain at Davis Square is hard to find.
It's behind a hidden door.
But you will be rewarded with free WiFi.
End your work with afternoon cocktails. (
Samborne court in Somerville)134.
Many people travel from Boston to Woburn and enjoy tiki cocktails and scorpion bowls from famous bartenders across the country. (2 Alfred St. , Woburn)135.
Explore the foodie paradise of Boston Public Market. Hannover Street, a huge indoor market, has been in operation for a year --round.
Stalls selling produce and meat, baked goods and specialty products provide something for everyone. (100 Hanover St. , Boston)136.
Eat a lot of seafood at the Boston seafood festival. If you're looking for a New England seafood staple, it's possible to have a seafood festival every year --on Aug. 13 this year —
I will prepare several varieties the way you like. (
306 North Street, Boston)137.
Participate in a free visit to Samuel Adams brewery, one of the first American craft breweries during a 30-year brewery visit in Boston, learn the history behind while tasting some suds. (30 Germania St. , Boston)138.
Stroll through the vast hall of Quincy Market-
Also known as Faneuil Hall market
A small restaurant after restaurant arranged on both sides, always packed with tourists and towels. (
No. 4 Chang Street, Nan City, Boston)139.
Pack the final picnic with American supplier's merchandise. In the South Boston store, which specializes in the best products in New England, a promotional product was made with a selection of items. (613 E.
Boston Broadway)140.
Italian flavor home that will be to the center hub of Hengfeng ataly BostonThis 45,000-square-
There are 4 restaurants, 10 restaurants, 2 cafes, 3 bars, 5 fresh food production counters, 500-
Plus staff and 10 thousand products. Here’s a map. (
Prudential Centre, 800 boilston Street. , Boston)141.
Get VIP tickets for some Copenhagen Oktoberfest. Although the international beer festival in September has a cheaper way, this package guarantees that you can try all the beer you want before you run out of beer. (
1 Boston City Hall Square)142.
The budget for buying cheese and other specialty foods at Formaggio kitchen exceeds the budget. Carefully marked domestic and imported cheese, not to mention the legal cheese cave, make Formaggio any cheese(268 Shaw Road, Boston; 244 Huron Ave. , Cambridge)143.
Indulge your meat appetite with meat, poultry and flatmate sausage at Savenor's Ranch Market --
Raising lamb and pork to the USDA's premium beef and organic chicken, Julia Child's favorite butcher's should also be someone else's favorite. (160 Charles St. , Boston; 92 Kirkland St. , Cambridge)144.
Try the apple pie at Wilson Farm, one of the oldest and most successful farms in the Metropolitan West End, and you won't have any pie errors (
Or other food)at this family-run operation. (10 Pleasant St. , Lexington)145.
Scoop, as expected, featured food at Dave's fresh PastaThis Davis Square hotspot, known for its fresh pasta and ravioli. The food-and-
Wine retail stores also offer lunch counters for paninis, salads, etc. (81 Holland St. , Somerville)146.
Travel with the boss at the Somerville brewery on Saturday afternoon, hop on 15-
Free one minute laterthe-
Tour the scene, then enjoy some slum beer on the tap and charcuterie board. (15 Ward St. , Somerville)147.
Visit the Taza Chocolate factory local company is very popular for its stoneground, bean-to-
Chocolate, and its dedication to moral cocoa sources. (561 Windsor St. , Somerville)148.
Ask, "What is fluff?
"At the Fluff Festival in September, marshmallow fluff celebrates a hundred years.
During the annual festival, you can eat a lot of white food prepared in a sugary, creative way. (
Union Square in Somerville)149.
Grab some aging-
Moody's Deli and Italian sausage in IPA Salami, Melcher Street, and in general, West salonside, Moody sells many other marinated meats and sundries, as well as some of the best sandwiches in town. (468 Moody St. , Waltham)150. Shop at 100-year-
This specialty grocery store in Old Russia is a chef and in-the-
Learn about local people looking for top
The quality of agricultural products, meat and cheese is three in one. (560 Pleasant Street, Watertown)
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