Guidebook for Boston
Food Scene
Excellent beer selection and consistently delicious food. Friendly staff and comfortable atmosphere.
27 locals recommend
Parish Café
493 Massachusetts AvenueExcellent beer selection and consistently delicious food. Friendly staff and comfortable atmosphere.
Breakfast sandwiches are the best in the area, fresh coffee as well.
52 locals recommend
Render Coffee
563 Columbus AveBreakfast sandwiches are the best in the area, fresh coffee as well.
Great small plates and craft cocktails. Brunch is also a must-have on Sundays.
31 locals recommend
SRV
569 Columbus AveGreat small plates and craft cocktails. Brunch is also a must-have on Sundays.
One of the best known Tapas spots in town. It gets busy, so arrive right when they open to ensure you get a spot.
168 locals recommend
Toro Boston
1704 Washington StOne of the best known Tapas spots in town. It gets busy, so arrive right when they open to ensure you get a spot.
Arts & Culture
It's the best place in the city to find some hidden history, and it's a short walk down the street.
1042 locals recommend
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
465 Huntington AveIt's the best place in the city to find some hidden history, and it's a short walk down the street.
The most architecturally impressive library in New England. Nice courtyard in the middle with a cafe that most people don't know about either.
288 locals recommend
Boston Public Library
700 Boylston StThe most architecturally impressive library in New England. Nice courtyard in the middle with a cafe that most people don't know about either.
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
413 Centre StFree parking is available right next door.
Drinks & Nightlife
One of the oldest jazz clubs in the country with music playing every night of the week.
96 locals recommend
Wally's Cafe Jazz Club
427 Massachusetts AveOne of the oldest jazz clubs in the country with music playing every night of the week.