Awesome pub with Boston rock music from the late nineties. All types of food (including vegan options). Diverse beers. Outdoor space. Nice place to hang out.
Absolutely worth at least one visit, especially with the family. Really well kept and organized. Tickets at the booth can be pricey so try to find deals online.
Perfect place to chill-out or sunbathe next to the river. Various activities nearby such as kayaking as well as the Boston University Pub. Good area to watch the 4 July fireworks!
Cute eatery in Charlestown. Has coffee, sandwiches, and snacks. A little on the pricey side. Nice outdoor seating.
Real Italian food (ie no watery “pasta meatballs” and “pasta Alfredo”), appropriately priced, good-sized portions, and fantastic outdoor space. A must for those who appreciate Italian cuisine.
Great hotel in the financial district. Rooms are smaller than Sheraton but comfort is maintained (especially the bed). A good spot to visit NYC from as there is not much traffic (like Times Square).
Great outlet stores very close to Boston city center (including Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers). Definitely worth a pass.
Great outlet store close to the city with constant and significant discounts!
Nice atmosphere, decor, and music. A good variety of both tapas and main courses (although latter is meat-dominates) as well as drinks. Overall on the pricey side.
Loved the “boat” sushi, overall good value for money and good quality. Easy access in the center of Davis Square.
One of the few places in NYC that you can have a “low-cost” super healthy (including vegan) and filling meal.
Classic pub but incredibly attractive as it is located in upper east side with all other similar drink and food options in the immediate vicinity costing three to four times more expensive.
Traditional French cafe, the owners are part of the staff which always adds value to offer. Lacks classic coffee, orange juice, croissant option for budget cost (croissant alone is costly at USD 4.5).
Massive book store, with all types: new, old, foreign languages, and all genres. If you still believe in physical books, totally worth the stopover.
An absolute must-see when in NYC. Top entertainment. Tickets can be expensive, buy them online (e.g @ stub-hub) to avoid fakes. You can arrive by subway directly into the stadium.
Semi-underground trendy wine bar and light food (including vegan options) hangout. Wines priced at wide range, although lower-priced wines overall average + quality.
Choices of items all coming from farms in partnership. Super healthy food, huge portions, and relatively cheap prices.
Astonishing views of the city center and the river Charles. Absolute must visit.
Specialization on Greek and Italian wines at reasonably good prices, worth a check if these tastes are your pleasures.
Next to Tufts University, full of all possible wishes: indoor track, aerobic machines, weights, pool, sauna, basketball court, and changing rooms. All free for Tufts students.
Excellent quality of food (pasta and pizza) at relatively low prices. The overall decor is not special.
Unexpectedly great, perhaps the closest to authentic Greek food in all of Boston? Food ranges from pita gyro to plates to desserts!
Even if you’re not an avid art fan, you must pass-by the MoFA. Others have said it too, it’s huge so plan your time accordingly.
