Bar’s guidebook
Best Restaurants in the Neighborhood
Rino's Place
258 Saratoga StSantarpio's Pizza
111 Chelsea StCunard Tavern
24 Orleans StPikalo East Boston
386 Chelsea StreetTaquería Jalisco
291 Bennington StRincon Limeño
409 Chelsea StNew Saigon No alcohol restaurant...
985 Bennington StAngela's Cafe Eagle Hill
131 Lexington StLa Hacienda
150 Meridian StSpinelli's Banquet Hall; Pasta & Pastry Shop
282 Bennington StEl Peñol
54 Bennington StNeighborhoods
This is a very modern area with museums, pop-up shops, incredible restaurants, night life, brand name stores, a beautiful walk along the water with a great view of the Boston skyline
105 locals recommend
Seaport District
This is a very modern area with museums, pop-up shops, incredible restaurants, night life, brand name stores, a beautiful walk along the water with a great view of the Boston skyline
This neighborhood is famous for its authentic Italian restaurants, cafes, and bakeries including Mike's Pastry. Has both bustling streets packed with restaurants and more quaint streets with historic buildings perfect for a stroll, and right by the water.
405 locals recommend
North End
This neighborhood is famous for its authentic Italian restaurants, cafes, and bakeries including Mike's Pastry. Has both bustling streets packed with restaurants and more quaint streets with historic buildings perfect for a stroll, and right by the water.
Quiet town just east of East Boston with small hidden beaches perfect for the warmer months.
6 locals recommend
Winthrop
Quiet town just east of East Boston with small hidden beaches perfect for the warmer months.
Small neighborhood known for its dim sum restaurants and bubble tea. Has a large selection of Asian cuisines including Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Korean restaurants.
96 locals recommend
Chinatown
Small neighborhood known for its dim sum restaurants and bubble tea. Has a large selection of Asian cuisines including Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Korean restaurants.
Famous for its shops and restaurants along Newbury Street and Boylston Street.
93 locals recommend
Back Bay
Famous for its shops and restaurants along Newbury Street and Boylston Street.
Traveler advice
Getting around
The Blue Line is the best way to get to Downtown
A short walk to the Maverick station. From there it is one stop to the North End and you can connect to other subway lines once in downtown.
Getting around
Water taxis are super convenient
Water taxis can take you to most parts of the city in the warm months.