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WelcomeTO BOSTON!

Boston is a unique city where many people choose to live and work downtown. It is also a fantastic

walking city, rich with the energy of universities, businesses, culture, and history.

This combination has created a spectacular collection of restaurants to discover and enjoy. This guide was created to make it easy for visitors and locals to select restaurants that match their dining expectations.

Once you have located your current position on the map, it should be easy enough to find a wide selection of restaurants nearby. Each restaurant is numbered and positioned on the map for easy reference. We recommend calling ahead to be sure the restaurant you’ve selected can accommodate your party. You may wish to enlist the help of a hotel concierge; they are often able to obtain those “hard-to-get” reservations.

Make yourself at home in Boston and the surrounding areas by venturing around town, enjoying the cuisine, views, entertainment, and services.

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Top of the Hub name of the best places in Boston

New American Cuisine $$$ type of place and pricingThe Prudential Tower street address & contact info800 Boylston Street, 52nd floor(617) 536-1775www.topofthehub.net web address and contact info

One of Boston’s most discerning dining destinations, Top of the Hub has welcomed residents and visitors alike with exceptional cuisine, fine wines, impeccable service, and a sophisticated ambience for more than 50 years. Soaring 52 floors above the city and described by The Travel Channel as one of the world’s most romantic dining destinations, this award-winning Boston landmark offers panoramic views from every table.

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Charlesmark Hotel & LoungeBoutique Hotel665 Boylston Street(617) 247-1212www.charlesmarkhotel.com

The hotel and lounge are classic modernism with a minimalist flair accented with the latest high technology amenities, This is a European-style boutique hotel within a historical Bostonian facade. From custom-made furniture and light-toned

woodwork to imported Italian tile and elegant European lighting fixtures, each room presents a soft modern motif with a residential feel. Our staff caters to your needs and provide genuine, warm, and intimate service that can be only truly provided at a small owner-operated hotel. The Charlesmark experience will make us your first choice when staying in the exclusive Back Bay. The Lounge is a modern hip martini bar serving food and featuring beautiful decor.

Legal Sea FoodsSeafood $$(617) 266-7775 Copley Placewww.legalseafoods.com

Awarded: “Boston’s Most Popular Restaurant” by Zagat; “Best Chowder” by Boston Magazine; “Best Seafood Restaurant” by Improper Bostonian. See description in Downtown & Theater District.

Itadaki Boston Izakaya (Gastropub)/Japanese $$269 Newbury Street (617) 267-0840www.itadakiboston.com

Itadaki is a Japanese Izakaya (gastropub). This trendy space includes a chic upstairs dining area, a stylish full bar downstairs, and a beautiful patio. Itadaki specializes in izakaya-style small plates for sharing, as well as fresh seafood, sushi, ramen, and other hot

items. Itadaki also boasts unique Japanese beers and whiskeys, a large sake list, as well as New England’s largest shochu selection. Smart casual, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, private dining available upon request, full bar (upstairs and downstairs), on-street parking. Call for entertainment schedule. Reservations recommended.

Top of the HubNew American Cuisine $$$The Prudential Tower800 Boylston Street, 52nd Floor(617) 536-1775www.topofthehub.net

One of Boston’s most discerning dining destinations, Top of the Hub has welcomed residents and visitors alike with exceptional

cuisine, fine wines, impeccable service, and a sophisticated ambience for more than 50 years. Soaring 52 floors above the city and described by The Travel Channel as one of the world’s most romantic dining destinations, this award-winning Boston landmark offers panoramic views from every table. Executive Chef Stefan Jarausch’s inventive menu, showcasing American cuisine and exceptionally fresh, local seafood, is highlighted by tempting seasonal creations. As well, the stylish Lounge features live entertainment nightly, along with a gourmet menu of lighter fare. Business casual, lunch and dinner daily, Sunday brunch, full bar, entertainment, reservations recommended.

Strip by StregaSteak/Seafood $$$64 Arlington Street at Park Plaza(617) 456-5300www.stripbystregaboston.com

STRIP by Strega, an all-new, high-energy concept by famed Restaurateur Nick Varano, fuses together the look and feel of a sophisticated, uber-modern steakhouse with that of a sleek, high-end lounge.

STRIP by Strega is a neighborhood destination that caters to guests seeking a premier location for a business meeting and those winding down after the workday, while simultaneously serving as Boston’s epicenter for exceptional, inspiring dishes, creative cocktails, and upscale nightlife. Upscale casual, lunch and dinner, full bar.

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Dosa FactorySouthern Indian Cuisine $316 Newbury Street(617) 982-7957www.dosa-factory.com

Dosa Factory invites you to visit and experience the best dosas, which are crisp, 18-inch rice flour crepes with endless filling options. Their menu includes: Tandoori lamb, beef Biryani, chicken korma, swordfish masala, and savory and sweet dosa crepes. Their vegetarian menu is a treat not to be missed. Of course,

in a place like Boston, word of Dosa Factory’s moderate prices, menu of Indian favorites, like uttapam (leavened rice pancakes), soups, stuffed and griddled whole wheat breads, Indian burritos called “kathhis,” unique beverages, like falooda, and more than 20 types of authentic Indian street snacks and desserts is likely to spread fast. Reservations accepted/walk in, casual, lunch and dinner every day, beer and wine, delivery every day until 10 p.m.

Sorellina Modern ItalianItalian $$$1 Huntington Avenue (located behind The Boston Public Library)(617) 412-4600www.sorellinaboston.com

Sorellina, “the kid sister” of acclaimed Chef Jamie Mammano’s Mistral, provides an intense look at regional Italian food with a modern twist. Jamie

Mammano has created a contemporary Italian-Mediterranean cuisine in an upbeat and sophisticated environment. Sorellina’s wine list features hidden Italian gems to complement any dish. The restaurant’s decor evokes a sense of comfort and sophistication with its warm, modern design complemented by the glow of the back wall mural and floor-to-ceiling windows. The dining room opens daily at 5:30 p.m. to close. The bar opens at 5:00 p.m. Valet parking, full bar, reservations strongly recommended.

Liquid Art HouseAmerican Cuisine with Asian Twists $$$100 Arlington Street(617) 457-8130www.liquidarthouse.com

Liquid Art House (L.A.H) is an innovative gallery- restaurant concept that balances art, space, and design through the prism of social dining. L.A.H. is designing

an interactive “art hospitality” experience for its patrons – as showroom, gallery, restaurant, lounge, and online platform. Guests dine amid a museum-like setting in the dining room. The menu consists of small, creative plates, hand-crafted dumplings, nightly specials, and a truly memorable Sunday brunch. Everything a guest encounters at L.A.H, from furniture to flatware, is available for purchase. From curated installations to art-cuisine pairings to partner pop-ups, the canvas at Liquid Art House assumes the shape created by a brilliant community of chefs, artists, designers, and nightly guests. Upscale casual, reservations recommended, dinner, Sunday brunch, private dining rooms, full bar.

Fleming’s PrimeSteakhouse & Wine BarSteakhouse $$$217 Stuart Street(617) 292-0808 www.flemingssteakhouse.com

Located on the outskirts of Boston’s historic Theater District and the Back Bay, Fleming’s of Boston offers guests a memorable dining experience inspired by

a passion for steak and wine and served with unrivaled hospitality. Discover new tastes with our award-winning wine list, featuring 100 wines by the glass, and indulge in the finest selection of USDA Prime steaks, including premium cuts such as the dry-aged prime rib eye. If you ever find yourself in need of event space, Fleming’s has five private dining rooms that are perfect for small or large groups, and our main dining room may also be available for lunch events and full facility buyouts. From corporate events and sales presentations to cocktail and hors d’oeuvres receptions, we offer a variety of menus and packages, or we would be happy to custom tailor one to your event specifically. Upscale casual, full bar, dinner seven nights a week, reservations recommended.

La Voile French $$$261 Newbury Street(617) 587-4200www.lavoileboston.net

La Voile, or “The Sail,” welcomes you to one of Boston’s most authentic French restaurants. La Voile has all the casual elegance of a brasserie and the warm hospitality of a bistro. A bistrot, or bistro, is a small restaurant that serves simple, inexpensive meals. A brasserie is a more upscale, popular

restaurant. It offers printed menus, table clothes, professional service, and is open every day of the week. Upscale casual, lunch and dinner every day, full bar, private room available, reservations recommended.

FiRE + iCEInteractive Grill & Bar $205 Berkeley Street(617) 482-FIRE (3473)www.fire-ice.com

FiRE+iCE is a create-your-own meal concept that satisfies each and every taste. Guests choose their own ingredients, and watch as our grill Chefs dazzle with juggling and a fiery show around the world’s largest grill. We can comfortably accommodate groups of

260 people and still take care of each and every member of your party. Casual, reservations accepted, lunch, weekend brunch, dinner, full bar.

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Elephant WalkFrench/Cambodian $$1415 Washington Street(617) 247-1500www.elephantwalk.com

The Elephant Walk, since 1991, has offered a bi-cultural menu of both French and Cambodian dishes. With a broad range of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, Executive Chef Nadsa de Monteiro strives

to maintain healthy, nutritious, and innovative menus. Award-winning wine lists perfectly complement their international dishes to enhance your dining experience. Reservations suggested/walk-in, brunch Saturdays and Sundays, lunch Thursdays and Fridays, dinner seven nights a week at 4 p.m., full bar.

Aquitaine BostonFrench Bistro $$$569 Tremont Street(617) 424-8577www.aquitaineboston.com

Aquitaine Bar á Vin Bistro has established itself as the premier French bistro in the South End. Aquitaine’s ambience echoes the cutting-edge sophistication of

a modern Parisian bistro. Aquitaine has been featured in Food & Wine and USA Today. “Best Neighborhood Bistro,” Travel & Leisure Magazine;“Best Affordable Wine List,” Boston Magazine;“Best Wine List,” Wine Spectator. Upscale casual dress, lunch, dinner, and brunch, full bar, reservations recommended.

DouzoJapanese/Sushi $$131 Dartmouth Street(617) 859-8886www.douzosushi.com

“Please come in/or kindly go ahead.” Like the most commonly used Japanese word from which it takes its name, Douzo restaurant embodies the concept of welcoming guests. When diners enter this stylish restaurant in the heart of Boston’s Back Bay – steps away

from the South End & Theater District – they are immediately enveloped in earth tones, rich dark wood, and the airiness of high ceilings that reverberate with the energy and excitement of the space. The lively bar area is a popular gathering spot that offers a selection of cocktails, sake, wine, and beer. Guests look on as the team of chefs create cutting-edge sushi dishes, or they settle in to an experience of award-winning cuisine in the main dining area. From the knowledgeable and attentive waitstaff to the delightful manager’s pleasure at meeting diners, expect the comfort of being warmly welcomed at Douzo. Casual, lunch and dinner, full bar, reservations recommended.

Shabumaru Japanese Hotpot/Sushi $$10 Huntington Avenue (inside Westin Copley Hotel)(617) 437-8888www.shabumaru.com

Shabumaru brings the finest in hotpot dining to Boston’s Back Bay with a combination of warm tradition and modern culinary sensibilities. They feature an interior space that boasts rustic natural wood, subway tiles, live flora installations, and an open kitchen. This striking setting offers a unique

atmosphere and sets a new standard for the hotpot experience. At Shabumaru, guests are greeted with a rousing “Irasshaimase” – a traditional Japanese welcome. From there, staff assists guests to make informed decisions and choices to guide them to the best possible experience. Choosing from a range of broths – kimchi, miso, tomato, chicken, or vegetarian – guests are in control of what they want. The traditional shabu shabu-style experience continues with a selection of razor-thin meat options, like certified Miyazaki Wagyu beef, lamb, chicken, pork cheeks, and sushi-grade salmon, tuna, and yellowtail – all complemented by an assortment of seasonal freshly grown fresh vegetables. These ingredients are then to be placed by the guest in whatever combination they prefer into their pot of broth to cook. Clean, fun, healthy, interactive, unique, and ultimately satisfying; it’s time to experience authentic Japanese hotpot at its finest: visit Shabumaru today! Casual, lunch and dinner, beer and wine, reservations recommended.

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CinquecentoRoman Trattoria $$$500 Harrison Avenue(617) 338-9500www.cinquecentoboston.com

Cinquecento offers diners a contemporary, casual, and energetic Roman Trattoria. Cinquecento is the perfect meeting place for visitors and residents alike, as the restaurant offers complimentary parking in their

adjacent lot. La Cucina Romana, or traditional Roman cooking, is the focus at Cinquecento with dishes inspired by Roman roots, incorporating the very best seasonal, local, and imported ingredients from Italy. The wine program features an all-Italian wine list. The atmosphere evokes an Italian sense of comfort, charm, and style. A striking illuminated cast-iron and glass staircase leads diners to the dining room and bar. The main dining room features a rustic mix of reclaimed beams and bricks, biscuit tufted Italian leather banquettes and booths, traditional tables, and two trattoria-style communal tables. Upscale casual, reservations recommended, dinner, weekend brunch, private dining room, full bar.

Gaslight Brasserie du CoinFrench Brasserie $$560 Harrison Avenue(617) 422-0224www.gaslight560.com

Gaslight, Brasserie du Coin is a classic Parisian brasserie in SoWa. Gaslight offers guests French brasserie cuisine of impeccable quality and improbable value in an infor-mal, “old world-is-new-again setting.” This quintessential

brasserie features a handcrafted Parisian zinc bar, reclaimed wood floors, mosaic tiles, beamed wood ceilings, nicotine-stained walls, and antique mirrors. Gaslight courts all aficionados of fine food, sophisticated cocktails, and good times. Free parking available nightly and all day on weekends in our adjacent lot. “Best Restaurant for Every Occasion,” Boston Globe Magazine; “Best of Boston: Best Brasserie, Improper Bostonian,” Boston Magazine; “Best Brunch,” South End News. Casual dress, lunch, dinner, and brunch, full bar, reservations recommended.

Darrylʼs Corner Bar & KitchenSouthern Cuisine $$604 Columbus Avenue(617) 536-1100www.dcbkboston.com

Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen is the intersection of good friends, great food, and live music. The space boasts a sleek bar, exposed brick walls, and sexy lighting. The Southern-inspired menu is approachable yet dynamic. Diners can look forward to down home comfort food prepared with an

uptown twist. DCBK offers live jazz and R&B, hosts notable musicians six nights a week, and during their popular "All You Can Eat" Sunday Jazz Buffet Brunch. With its cool vibe, a friendly staff, and late-night menu, DCBK is a welcomed neighborhood mainstay. Sunday brunch and nightly dinner (Monday night is reserved for private events), full bar, catering available. Casual dress, reservations recommended.

Metropolis CafeEuropean & American $$584 Tremont Street(617) 247-2931www.metropolisboston.com

With food and hospitality reminiscent of home, Metropolis Cafe welcomes you as family. The candlelit dining room, with its original tin ceiling and

copper bar, boasts the ideal silhouette for your first date or 50th anniversary. Metropolis Cafe serves European and American dishes that are both wonderfully savory and aesthetically simple. Old world and new world share the stage on the wine list. Metropolis bustles on both Saturdays and Sundays, when neighbors line up religiously to enjoy “Boston’s Best Brunch.” The New York Times wrote they “just didn’t want to leave” after a trip to Metropolis. “Neighborhood Faves: Where South Enders Meet to Eat,” Boston Herald; “Best Huevos Rancheros,” Phantom Gourmet. Casual dress, lunch, dinner, and brunch, full bar, reservations recommended.

La Motta’sItalian-American "Bronx Style" $$1356 Washington Street(617) 338-5300www.lamottaboston.com

La Motta’s is a neighborhood restaurant with a friendly, casual spirit with an emphasis on hospitality and with the single intention of making everyone very, very happy! The restaurant pays homage to the neighborhood Italian-American restaurants of the mid-twentieth century.

Menu items include house-pickled giardinara, broccoli cacio pepe, baked clams, mozzarella sticks, several types of meatballs, chopped salad, chicken Parmesan, lasagna, shrimp scampi, and Bronx-style thin-crust pizza. The atmosphere of La Motta’s is warm and inviting yet contemporary and evolving, showcasing the next generation of the Italian American “joint.” La Motta’s offers catering and takeout menus. Reservations recommended, casual, beer and wine, dinner seven nights a week, valet parking, seasonal outdoor patio, valet parking.

MistralUpscale French $$$223 Columbus Avenue(617) 867-9300www.mistralbistro.com

Gracious. Sophisticated. Seductive. Distinctive. Mistral is Boston’s acclaimed French restaurant

from celebrated Chef/Owner Jamie Mammano. The restaurant’s decor is remi-niscent of Provence with hand-picked French pottery, high ceilings, and arched floor-to-ceiling windows that evoke a feeling of warmth and sophistication. Some of their signature dishes include Dover Sole Meunière, Tuna Tartare with Crispy Wontons, and their thin-crust pizzas. Mistral also has a private dining room, Le Salon du Mistral, which can accommodate 60 for dinner and up to 80 guests for a reception. Upscale casual, dinner seven nights a week and Sunday brunch, full bar, reservations recommended. The bar opens at 5:00 p.m. daily, and the main dining room opens at 5:30 p.m. Mistral also serves Sunday brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

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Al DenteItalian $$109 Salem Street (617) 523-0990www.aldenteboston.com

Snuggled in the heart of the world famous North End, Al Dente Restaurant lets you feast on a bountiful array of Italian specialties. The outstanding menu,

featuring pasta, chicken, veal, and seafood, highlights a spectrum of lavish Italian specialties that are sure to please discriminating palates. The open kitchen lets you in on the action behind the superb dishes, and you’ll enjoy their extraordinary fare amid a cozy, casual setting. The Phantom Gourmet states “Al Dente is Gourmet Greatness.” Casual, beer, wine and cordials, reservations recommended, validated parking at Parcel 7 Garage.

The Daily CatchSeafood $$323 Hanover Street(617) 523-8567www.dailycatch.com

The North End restaurant is especially cozy and is the original one-room eatery, reminiscent of the ‘70s. Room for 20 patrons, sit just five feet from the stoves. Their black pasta dish, Aglio Olio, was rated in the top 100 in the country, so you are in for a treat. Fresh seafood arrives daily. Casual, beer and wine.

Trophy Room Neighborhood Bar & Bistro $$26 Chandler Street(617) 482-4428www.trophyroomboston.com

Boasting an award-winning cocktail menu, an eclectic wine list, impressive draft beer options, accompanied by a well-rounded American bistro style food menu, Trophy Room is perfect for both an intimate date night or a night on the town with your friends.

Nestled in the heart of the South End, Trophy Room is a bar/restaurant frequented by our neighbors and out-of-towners alike. Our stellar service, appealing ambience, and inclusive demographic make Trophy a go-to for anyone looking for a memorable experience. We are one of the very few bars in the South End open until 2 a.m. every night, so even if you can only make it for last call, it’s worth the visit. Come see for yourself... we’ll be here!

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Benevento’sBrick-Oven Kitchen Bar $$111 Salem Street(617) 523-4111www.beneventosboston.com

The casual fare fits the cozy space that is warmed by wood paneling, a marble bar, and a mocha tin ceiling as stated by TV Diner. The moment you arrive, you are

greeted by the most amazing aromas of freshly baked pizzas. The open kitchen allows diners an up-close-and-personal glimpse of the staff hard at work. Menu items include pasta cooked to order, seafood, chicken/veal, and their brick-oven and specialty pizzas. Come and mix and mingle with some locals from the North End, and see for yourself how a true North Ender dines. Casual, lunch and dinner, beer, wine and cordials, validated parking at Parcel 7 garage.

Nico RistoranteItalian $$417 Hanover Street(617) 742-0404www.nicoboston.com

Nico Ristorante, located in Boston’s beautiful North End, offers uncompromising Italian cuisine. Their award-winning chef showcases uncomplicated, distinctive, and unforgetta-

ble Italian cuisine highlighted with the season’s best ingredients. Nico is open seven nights a week for dinner and also serves in the bar/lounge area. Casual, beer, wine and cordials, reservations recommended, valet parking is available.

Regina PizzeriaPizza $–$$11 Thacher Street(617) 227-0765Many locations throughout New Englandwww.reginapizza.com

Regina Pizzeria, Boston’s oldest brick-oven pizzeria, is located in the famous North End. Awarded “Best

Pizza” by People’s Choice Awards, the Phantom Gourmet and winner of the Food Network’s Food Feuds, as well as “Boston’s Best” in Boston Magazine and the Improper Bostonian. Indulge in a variety of delicious homemade thin-crust, brick-oven pizzas. Very casual atmosphere, beer and wine, walk in.

Legal Sea FoodsSeafood $$Long Wharf, 255 State Street (617) 742-5300www.legalseafoods.com

Awarded: “Boston’s Most Popular Restaurant” by Zagat, “Best Chowder” by Boston Magazine, “Best Seafood Restaurant” by Improper Bostonian. See description in Downtown & Theater District.

Strega RistoranteFine Italian $$379 Hanover Street(617) 523-8481www.stregaristorante.com

Strega Ristorante, is a legendary North End landmark. After opening in 2003 by owner Nick Varano, Strega quickly became famous for its dramatic decor, celebrity clientele, unmatched hospitality, and most of all, its

unforgettable Italian cuisine. Known for his authentic Italian dishes and rich portions, Chef was born and trained in Sicily, and he transformed Strega Ristorante into the epicenter of North End dining. Strega is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, beer and wine, reservations recommended.

Rocco’s Cucina & BarItalian/American Grill $$450 Commercial Street(617) 523-4055 www.roccoscucina.com

On Commercial Street you will find a hidden gem. Rocco's Cucina offers a mouthwatering array of Italian favorites, including chicken parmigiana, chicken, broccoli, and ziti, ravioli, fusilli with sausage, broccoli

rabe, and many other favorites. Other appetizers include eggplant caprese and foods for sharing. The grilled NY sirloin steak tips are famous. The atmosphere is casual, and they showcase more than 20 TV’s so you can catch your favorite team or, as they are just a short walk to the Garden, you can have a delicious meal and then see your favorite teams live. For added fun, they show UFC monthly fights. In the summer, the open windows are wonderful for catching the nice breeze off the Boston Harbor. Casual, lunch and dinner served seven days a week, brunch Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Greatest BarAmerican $262 Friend Street(617) 367-0544www.thegreatestbar.com

The Greatest Bar is a celebration of the greatest people, places, moments, and events that make Boston legend-ary. For more than a decade, The Greatest Bar has been one of Boston's most exciting and exceptional venues that features numerous unique and separate spaces spread over four floors. Whether you are looking for a place to eat and drink before a TD Garden

event, want to party the night away at their state-of-the-art nightclub with the hottest deejays around, celebrate your next special event, corporate function, birthday party, or holiday bash, or take in all of your favorite sports action on the largest high-def TV in the city, The Greatest Bar is the place for you. Join in this celebration of Boston’s rich history in sports, entertainment, architecture, politics, personality, and nightlife! Casual, dinner nightly, Saturday lunch and dinner, full bar, reservations accepted, cover charges vary.

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Massimino’s Cucina Italiana Italian $$207 Endicott Street(617) 523-5959www.massiminiosboston.com

Massimino’s is located just minutes from the TD Bank Center in the heart of the North End. A family-operated restaurant situated on two floors, they offer a full

liquor license and provide a dining experience only seconded by a trip to Italy. Menu items include pasta, seafood, pork, steak, chicken, veal and more.”Rated excellent for food, service, and decor” –Zagat Guide. “For superb food and a family atmosphere” –Travel & Leisure. Casual, lunch and dinner full bar, private function space, reservations recommended.

Ristorante LimoncelloItalian $$190 North Street(617) 523-4480www.ristorantelimoncello.com

Limoncello is one of the few remaining neighborhood family-run restaurants.

From the owner, Maurizio Badolato also known as the “Meatball Millionaire” who, as a waiter hit a million-dollar scratch ticket in 2000 to allow him to be able to live out his dream of owning a restaurant, to his brothers and sister who are part of the staff makes Limoncello a very successful business. He always wants you to feel like you are dining in his home. You usually leave with a hug or the joy of making a new friend with definite plans to return someday.Every meal is prepared individually using only the freshest ingredients. Among the specialties are Rosette Pasta with Montassio cheese, Italian ham, and truffle oil. Some of their other specialty dishes are Scallops Limoncello, Chilean Sea Bass, and New Zealand Rack of Lamb. As Maurizio was known as the Meatball Millionaire, Mama was known as “The Meatball Queen” of Limoncello as her meatball recipe is a popular winner among their guests. Homemade Limoncello is a great way to end your evening. Casual, lunch and dinner, beer, wine, reservations strongly recommended.

The Chart HouseSeafood/Steak $$$60 Long Wharf(617) 227-1576www.chart-house.com

An incredible landmark location on Boston’s Long Wharf, Chart House is situated in the Gardiner Building – the restored 18th-century offices of American Patriot John Hancock. Chart House offers spectacular views & exceptional service that you’re sure to enjoy. From fresh fish specialties to slow-roasted prime

rib, our renowned chefs have tailored a menu to complement local cuisine while introducing a hint of the exotic. Choose from our famous entrées such as Snapper Hemingway, Mac Nut Mahi, Savory Shrimp Pasta & Whole Maine Lobster. We also offer a daily selection of fresh fish, an extensive collection of fine wines & decadent desserts like our famous Hot Chocolate Lava Cake. Patio Dining at its finest!

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Dick’s Last ResortAmerican & Seafood $Quincy MarketFaneuil Hall Marketplace(617) 267-8080www.dickslastresort.com

Kick back with the fun-loving crowd at Dick’s, where residents and visitors alike sit side by side at long mismatched tables. They trade barbs with witty servers and chow down on bountiful buckets of some of the best comfort food in town – just like your Mamma used to make – from fried chicken and barbecued ribs, to lobster,

shrimp, king crab, sirloin, pasta, salads, and more. They’re here for lunch, dinner, and late night with a casual atmosphere, smashin’ specialty drinks, and decadent desserts. No cover! So what are ya waitin’ for?

Durgin ParkYankee Fare $$340 North Market Street Faneuil Hall Marketplace (617) 227-2038www.durgin-park.com

Durgin Park, “established before you were born,” has been a Boston tradition for more than 100 years. The atmosphere is one of spartan old New England–style bare boards, long

communal dining tables, high-energy levels, and the infamous waitresses. The seafood is fresh and the roast prime rib is out of this world.

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Union Oyster HouseSeafood $$41 Union Street(617) 227-2750www.unionoysterhouse.com

“America’s Oldest Restaurant” established in 1826, is located in the Faneuil Hall area on the Freedom Trail. Presidents Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Bill Clinton have dined here , as well as governors, athletes, and stage and screen visitors to Boston. When in Boston, President Kennedy visited the Oyster House nearly every

Sunday at noon and ate lobster stew at booth number 18, which now has a dedication plaque. They serve hearty portions of Yankee-style seafood and grilled meats in a lively, quaint, historic setting. Specializing in Boston scrod, New England clam chowder, lobster, and shore dinners.

CheersAmerican Pub $Faneuil Hall Marketplace(617) 227-0150

Visit the authentic replication of the Cheers set in historic Faneuil Hall. This accurate duplication of the Hollywood “set” features a central island bar, Tiffany lamps, overhead TV lights, and a catwalk. In addition to

traditional pub fare and an abundant beverage selection, this location showcases some of the original costumes worn by the Cheers cast. Their Cheers store offers officially licensed Cheers merchandise. Casual, outdoor patio lunch and dinner, full bar, walk-in. Live entertainment every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

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The Ginger ManAmerican Pub $148 State Street(617) 936-4241www.gingerman-bos.com

With warm, friendly service and a knowledgeable bar staff, The Ginger Man is Boston’s world-class neighborhood pub. Showcasing an exceptional selection of specialty beers from around the globe, we also feature the best in premium and small-batch spirits and wines. Add a satisfying menu of hand-crafted comfort food, burgers, sliders, and snacks, and you’ve got the perfect spot for a quick lunch, an

after-work pint, or a congenial evening with friends. Join us at the bar, grab a booth, or hang out in the Bank Vault Room – perfect for private parties! Situated where the Financial District meets Faneuil Hall and The Waterfront, The Ginger Man awaits!

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The Daily CatchSeafood $$2 Northern AvenueHarborwalk Patio of the Moakley US CourthouseBoston Fan Pier(617) 772-4400www.dailycatch.com

Established in 1973, this favorably reviewed Sicilian-style restaurant serves local fish and shellfish, imported pasta and oils, and original sauces in an open kitchen. The Daily Catch provides some of Boston’s freshest fish, exquisitely prepared using family held Sicilian

recipes. There’s old-world charm in every bite. Seafood specialties include their famous fried calamari, littlenecks Siciliano, monkfish Marsala, black pasta (squid ink) putanesca, lobster fra diavolo (served for two), broiled haddock and shrimp, and scallop aglio olio. The Harborwalk Patio location at the Moakley US Courthouse offers spectacular views of Boston and its harbor activity. A perfect spot for evening fresco dining or adventurous treks with the family. They offer an extended menu of grilled fish, espresso, and desserts. Casual, beer and wine, lunch and dinner, reservations accepted.

Legal HarborsideSeafood $$–$$$270 Northern Avenue(617) 477-2900www.legalseafoods.com

Legal Harborside is Legal Sea Foods’ flagship location on the Boston Waterfront, comprised of

three floors and three different concepts. Visit the first-floor casual restaurant for seafood favorites, the second-floor dining room for celebratory eating and private dining events, or the third-floor all-weather roof deck for drinks and small bites. Upscale casual, lunch and dinner, open daily, full bar, reservations accepted.

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Strega WaterfrontSeafood/Italian $$1 Marina Park Drive(617) 345-3992www.stregawaterfront.com

Strega Waterfront, located at One Marina Park Drive, was opened by owner Nick Varano. It is a fantastic dining destination with breathtaking oceanfront views, dazzling interiors, and a new twist on Italian cuisine. With the option for both indoor dining, complemented by two

fireplaces and several flat-screen TVs in the bar area, and outdoor patio dining, guests enjoy an inviting lively atmosphere. The menu includes classic Italian favorites, such as Caprese Salad, Frutta de Mare, Fettuccine alla Carbonara, and, of course, Nick Varano’s famous meatballs. Strega Waterfront is open for dinner seven days a week and Mondays through Fridays for lunch. The Ultralounge is open seven days a week until 2:00 a.m. Valet parking, garage parking, and street parking are available. Upscale casual, full bar, reservations recommended.

75 On Liberty WharfAmerican Bistro $$220 Northern Avenue(617) 227-0754www.75onlibertywharf.com

75 on Liberty Wharf is as comfortable as it is beautiful, offering a welcoming ambience to everyone who walks through the door. An America-inspired bistro,

taking inspiration from its sister restaurant 75 Chestnut, boasts a selection of innovative New England–style fare. Created by Corporate Chef Markus Ripperger, the menu includes a selection of signature staples, seasonal dishes, and daily specials that use locally sourced ingredients. Casual/business, lunch, brunch (Saturdays and Sundays), and dinner, full bar, reservations available, valet parking.

Legal Test KitchenSeafood $$225 Northern Avenue/Pier Four Boulevard(617) 330-7430www.legalseafoods.com

LTK, a Legal Sea Foods concept, ventures into uncharted waters and pushes the boundaries of innovation in premium food and drink. Multicultural

dining options and inspired seasonal cocktails cast a wide net in attracting those who have an appetite for fun. LTK is both a destination and neighborhood hangout, and its extended hours of operation make the restaurant a late-night lure. Casual, lunch and dinner, open daily, full bar, reservations accepted.

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Back DeckProfessional Backyard Grilling $$2 West Street (Corner of Washington)(617) 670-0320www.backdeckboston.com

Drawing inspiration from a New England backyard and fea-turing a menu of grill-focused favorites and patio-sipping cocktails, Back Deck is an urban oasis in downtown Boston. With such details as floor-to-ceiling open windows, carriage lighting, glazed brick, and slate and deck flooring, as well

as an open kitchen that invites guests to watch the flame-licking fun, Back Deck brings the outdoors inside and provides the perfect setting to enjoy the fun and flavor of hardwood charcoal grilling year-round. Reservations accepted, brunch Saturdays and Sundays, lunch and dinner, full bar, parking lot available nearby, and discounted validated parking at parking garage (Lafayette).

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Fajitas & ’RitasTexas and Barbecue $25 West Street (by the Boston Common)(617) 426-1222www.fajitasandritas.com

Established in 1989, Fajitas & ʼRitas is an award-winning, good-vibe, “unabashedly fun” restaurant and bar that features fresh Texas and barbecue cuisine. Its namesake specialties include a variety of sizzling fajitas and frosty margaritas at Cheap Eats prices. Enjoy generous portions of fresh and healthy food while you relax in this down-to-earth funky spot – or, kick back at the bar and sip some

“honest margaritas.” Reservations accepted for groups of eight or more, lunch and dinner, full bar, parking lot available nearby, and discounted validated parking at parking garage (Lafayette).

Legal Sea Foods Park SquareSeafood $$26 Park Plaza201 Stuart Street(617) 426-4444www.legalseafoods.com

Boston is known for its seafood, and Legal Sea Foods has long starred in the culinary show. Amid boatloads of accolades, a few stand out: awarded “Boston’s Most Popular Restaurant,” “Best Chowder” (Boston Magazine), “Best Seafood Restaurant” (Improper Bostonian), and the

honor of serving its famous New England clam chowder at every Presidential Inauguration since 1981. A trip to Boston is incomplete without a visit to Legal. “If it isn’t Fresh, it isn’t Legal.” The restaurant serves more than 40 varieties of fresh fish and shellfish throughout the year, paired along with an award-winning, value-priced wine list. Their Park Plaza location has a working 10,000-bottle wine cellar and a 40-page wine menu that earned it “Best Restaurant for Wine” (Boston Magazine). Casual, lunch and dinner, kids’ menu, open daily, full bar, reservations accepted.

OstraMediterranean/Seafood $$$1 Charles Street South(617) 421-1200www.ostraboston.com

Ostra is a contemporary Mediterranean restaurant that features both innovative and classic preparations of the finest seafood available globally. They offer a beautiful private event space. Reservations strongly suggested, Upscale casual, full bar, dinner seven nights a week, valet parking. The bar and lounge open at 5:00 p.m. daily, and the main dining room opens at 5:30 p.m.

South Street DinerAmerican $178 Kneeland Street(617) 350-0028www.southsteetdiner.com

South Street diner is a true Boston experience with a full menu served all day and all night! The menu includes breakfast, milkshakes, and burgers. There is something for everyone. They have won numerous awards. There have been many celebrity sightings! The diner is a fun atmosphere for all ages, and this

landmark location is a step back in time to the ’50s. Hours of operation 24 hours a day. Casual, walk-in welcome, beer and wine.

TeatroItalian $–$$177 Tremont Street(617) 778-6841www.teatroboston.com

Teatro, located in the theater district overlooking the Boston Common, offers a modern approach to classic Italian dishes. The design of Teatro is both elegant and informal with an open kitchen and high-arched mosaic

ceiling, which gives the room a theatrical presence. The restaurant offers both a full bar and wine list. The full dinner menu is available at the bar. Teatro opens at 5:00 p.m. Tuesdays to Saturdays and at 4:00 p.m. on Sundays. The restaurant is closed on Mondays. Casual, reservations accepted.

Savvor Restaurant & BarSouthern Comfort Cuisine/Caribbean Influences $$180 Lincoln Street Near the intersection of Lincoln Street and Beach Street(857) 250-2165www.savvorbostonlounge.com

Savvor is within walking distance of the Financial District. A robust menu awaits their patrons replete with eclectic small plate options inspired by their

rich Caribbean roots. They invite their guests to complement their dining experience with a Savvor signature drink or unique house-recipe cocktail with one of their exotic island rums hailing from all corners of the West Indies. They look forward to receiving your call for reservations for your romantic evening, space for your work function, birthday parties, or any celebration with friends. Casual, closed Mondays, dinner, full bar, reservations accepted.

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75 ChestnutAmerican Comfort Food $$75 Chestnut Street(617) 227-2175www.75chestnut.com

Nestled in the historic neighborhood of Beacon Hill, 75 Chestnut provides regional American comfort food served in a truly captivating setting. The restaurant’s

bistro-like interior is warmed by its cozy and friendly ambience. 75 Chestnut is the place to pop into to have a drink, a bite to eat, catch the game, meet some friends, and have some fun and good times. Dinner is served from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Full-service bar open nightly at 5 p.m., Sunday brunch available 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Reservations not necessary, casual.

Antonio’sItalian $$288 Cambridge Street(617) 367-3310www.antoniosbeaconhill.com

Antonio’s serves up fresh and tasty dishes from both Northern and Southern Italy. While dining you’re surrounded by eighteenth-century prints of Italian

Renaissance artists, such as Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, and authentic Italian music serenades you in the background. Located on historic Beacon Hill, across from Massachusetts General Hospital, serving moderately priced food. Antonio’s is a great hidden jewel and neighborhood destination. Casual, lunch and dinner, beer, wine and cordials, reservations accepted for parties of four or more.

CheersAmerican Pub $84 Beacon Street(617) 227-9605www.cheersboston.com

This friendly neighborhood pub is located across from the beautiful Public Garden. It is known throughout the world as the original setting and inspiration for the famous TV sitcom Cheers. Locals and tourists

alike share the cozy feeling of this English-style pub. The menu features New England clam chowder, famous eight-ounce burgers, fish and chips, creamy pasta primavara, Boston cream pie, and the very popular Boston baked beans. Watch your favorite sports team on one of 10 DirecTVs. The large souvenir shop features bottles of the award-winning bloody mary mix, Cheers T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps, and more. Casual, lunch and dinner, full bar, reservations by concierge only or walk-in.

Mooo....Steakhouse $$$15 Beacon Street(617) 670-2515www.mooorestaurant.com

Mooo…. is a modern steakhouse and Chef/Owner Jamie Mammano uses his culinary expertise to create classic yet modern steakhouse dishes. The warm, modern decor provides a relaxed, sophisticated

atmosphere. Upscale casual, open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Mooo…. also offers a full bar and an award-winning wine list. Breakfast is served 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on weekends. The restaurant also offers an acoustic Sunday brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Mooo.... is open for lunch on weekdays only from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and nightly for dinner seven days a week starting at 5:30 p.m. Reservations are always recommended.

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La Voile French $$$1627 Beacon Street (Washington Square, Brookline)(617) 277-1260www.lavoilebrookline.com

La Voile, or “The Sail,” welcomes you to one of Boston’s most authentic French restaurants. La Voile has all the casual elegance of a brasserie and the warm hospitality of a bistro. A bistrot, or bistro, is a small restaurant that serves simple, inexpensive meals. A brasserie is a more upscale, popular

restaurant. It offers printed menus, table clothes, professional service, and is open every day of the week. Upscale casual, lunch and dinner every day, full bar, private room available, reservations recommended.

Aquitaine Chestnut HillFrench Bistro $$$11 Boylston Street/Route 9 (Chestnut Hill, Newton)(617) 734-8400www.aquitainechestnuthill.com

Aquitaine Bistro brings Paris‘s and one of Boston’s favorite bistros to the suburbs. The Newton location offers lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. Executive

Chef Seth Woods’s seasonal menu will feature all the favorites and traditions of Aquitaine – Bar à Vin Bistro in the South End, along with new items created specifically for the Newton location. Aquitaine Bistro offers a full bar, casual, reservations accepted.

Legal Sea FoodsSeafood $$355 Main Street (Kendall Square, Cambridge)(617) 864-3400www.legalseafoods.com

Boston is known for its seafood, and Legal Sea Foods has long starred in the culinary show. Amid boatloads of acco-lades, a few stand out: awarded “Boston’s Most Popular Restaurant,” “Best Chowder” (Boston Magazine), “Best

Seafood Restaurant” (Improper Bostonian), and the honor of serving its famous New England clam chowder at every Presidential Inauguration since 1981. A trip to Boston is incomplete without a visit to Legal. “If it isn’t Fresh, it isn’t Legal.” The restaurant serves more than 40 varieties of fresh fish and shellfish throughout the year, paired along with an award-winning, value-priced wine list. Their Park Plaza location has a working 10,000-bottle wine cellar and a 40-page wine menu that earned it “Best Restaurant for Wine” (Boston Magazine). Casual, lunch and dinner, kids’ menu, open daily, full bar, reservations accepted.

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The FireplaceNew England Grill $$1634 Beacon Street(617) 975-1900www.fireplacerest.com

The Fireplace in Brookline is a cosmopolitan New England grill that serves food with integrity while celebrating the bounty of the region and its colonial influences. In addition to being the first Certified

Green Restaurant in Boston, the restaurant has won numerous awards and mentions. The interior has been recognized for its natural earth tones and rustic wrought iron. From the moment you enter the restaurant, your eye is drawn toward the flames of the working stone fireplace. To complement the menu, the restaurant has developed an exciting wine program. The bar is strengthened by fresh-fruit muddled cocktails and an extensive array of top-shelf spirits. Casual, free parking lot, lunch and dinner, reservations recommended, full bar.

The Daily CatchSeafood $$441 Harvard Street (JFK Crossing)(617) 734-2700www.dailycatch.com

Harvard Street is a replica of the Hanover Street location in the North End. The restaurant has 19 seats and is a great neighbor to Boston, Cambridge and Newton. See full description in the North End.

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Aquitaine Legacy PlaceFrench Bistro $$$500 Legacy Place (Dedham)(781) 471-5212www.aquitainededham.com

Inspired by Parisian neighborhood bistros, Aquitaine offers an authentic French dining experience. The

ambience echoes the cutting-edge sophistication of a modern Parisian bistro. The wine program is ambitious in both pricing and structure. Carefully selected offerings cover the important French wine regions and the classic big California houses and boutique wine houses. Casual, full bar, reservations accepted.

L’andanaTuscan-Influenced Wood Grill $$$86 Cambridge Street (Burlington)(781) 270-0100www.landanagrill.com

From the family that brought you Mistral, Sorellina, Teatro, and Mooo.... Chef Jamie Mammano brings his Tuscan cuisine to the suburbs. L’andana deconstructs

the rustic look of an old world farmhouse and recreates it outside of Boston. L’andana serves wood-grilled steaks and seafood, handmade pastas and dishes driven by seasonal, fresh ingredients. L’andana is open for dinner at 5:30 p.m. on weeknights and at 5:00 p.m. on weekends. Sunday brunch is from 10:30 a.m. -to 1:30 p.m. Full bar, extensive wine list, reservations are strongly recommended. Upscale dress.

Basho Japanese BrasserieJapanese / Sushi / Asian $$1338 Boylston Street (Fenway)(617) 262-1338www.bashosushi.com

BASHO – a Japanese noun for “a place where things happen” – offers their customers modern interpretations of Japanese & Asian cuisine with a focus on the freshest

sushi. Basho’s menu is a collection of traditional Japanese and Asian cuisines with a modern flare all while staying true to the authenticity of the two cultures by using similar cooking techniques and the freshest and most-high quality ingredients and sushi (flown in daily from around the world). With a variety of seating options—from communal tables, a private dining “cocoon” and intimate corners to a sushi bar, raw bar and sleek, full liquor bar—Basho pulses with the raw energy of the city from opening to close. Casual, lunch & dinner, full bar, reservations recommended.

Legal Sea FoodsSeafood $$Harvard Square (Cambridge)(617) 491-9400www.legalseafoods.com

Boston is known for its seafood, and Legal Sea Foods has long starred in the culinary show. Amid boatloads of accolades, a few stand out: awarded “Boston’s Most Popular Restaurant,” “Best Chowder” (Boston Magazine),

“Best Seafood Restaurant” (Improper Bostonian), and the honor of serving its famous New England clam chowder at every Presidential Inauguration since 1981. A trip to Boston is incomplete without a visit to Legal. “If it isn’t Fresh, it isn’t Legal.” The restaurant serves more than 40 varieties of fresh fish and shellfish throughout the year, paired along with an award-winning, value-priced wine list. Their Park Plaza location has a working 10,000-bottle wine cellar and a 40-page wine menu that earned it “Best Restaurant for Wine” (Boston Magazine). Casual, lunch and dinner, kids’ menu, open daily, full bar, reservations accepted.

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Boston Segway Tours199 State Street, Boston(617) 245-0556 or (617) 421-1234info@bostonsegwaytoursinc.comwww.bostonsegwaytours.com

Boston Segway Tours are one of Boston’s most sought-out attractions for touring the city, leading the way with a premier service that shows customers Boston in a way that could never have been done before. See so much of the

city up-close and personal in such a short amount of time, while being given lots of history, fun, laughs, and best of all, your own personal Segway! We have safely guided hundreds of thousands of people of all ages around the best parts of Boston, giving them a unique experience only a Segway tour can give them, one they will never forget! From family adventures to corporate events to team-building exercises, Boston Segway Tours can accommodate any size event. In the words of many customers returning from one of our tours...“It’s the best way to see a city!”

Massachusetts Bay Lines 60 Rowes Wharf, Boston(617) 542-8000www.massbaylines.com

Come aboard one of our vessels for the perfect mix of views, history, and entertainment! Join us in the summer and fall for sunset cruises around the harbor, and enjoy amazing views of Boston’s beautiful skyline and the historic USS Constitution as the sunsets behind the city. If you are seeking an adventure,

take a cruise on our pirate ship, the Formidable. Your historical harbor tour will come alive with crew climbing aloft, hoisting square sails, and firing the cannon against a Boston sunset. Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening, there is always a fun cruise to be had! Mass Bay Lines also offers private char-ters for birthday parties, weddings, corporate events, and much more! Please call for the schedule as cruises may change due to weather.

T O U R S T O U R SAcorn Tours of Boston

Entertainment/Tours of BostonHotel Pickup(978) 441-6855(617) 901-9531www.acorntoursboston.com

Provides private, customized, sightseeing tours of historic Boston and the surrounding areas – Lexington and Concord, Marblehead and Salem, Plymouth, Cape

Cod, and Newport, Rhode Island. They travel at your pace, providing accurate commentary, ensuring an informative, enjoyable experience. You can be picked up at your hotel. They accept major credit cards and look forward to showing you this modern, historic city.

Urban AdventoursBicycle Tours, Boston103 Atlantic Avenue | Tours109 Atlantic Avenue | Bike rentals(617) 670-0637www.urbanadventours.com

Voted “Best of Boston” by Bicycle Guided Bicycle Tours and Rentals. Daily tours. Reservations required so please call for hours of guided tours and rentals as times may change due to weather. They provide boutique-style bicycle tours, giving you the “wheel” experience of

Boston. Our small group size allows the street guides to give guests individual attention unseen in other tours. This makes it perfect for families, groups, and those who want to ride off the beaten path. They offer bike rentals with optional hotel delivery/pickup.

Samuel Adams BreweryBrewery30 Germania Street (Jamaica Plain)(617) 368-5080 or (617) 368-5231www.samadams.com

Come and visit the Samuel Adams Brewery and gift shop. You’ll learn about history...and then drink it. Learn all about Samuel Adams, brewer and patriot. Experience the entire brewing process, from start to finish. Taste special malts, and smell the Hallertau and Tettnang hops. Tour open to visitors

of all ages. Proper ID required (21+) to sample beer. Tour hours are typically Mondays through Thursdays and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Fridays 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and closed on Sundays. Call for directions and tour hours. Free (but donations accepted).

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South Station & South Station Concierge1 South Station (Downtown)(617) 330-1230www.teddyballgames.com

Shop for Boston sports team merchandise, Boston souvenirs, trolley tours, sports tickets, and more.

Restoration ResourcesAntique Architectural Salvage, Catering, and More1946 Washington StreetSouth End(617) 542-3033www.restorationresources.com

New England’s premier source for antique architec-tural salvage, vintage furnishings, unique artifacts, unusual gifts, and authentic Boston souvenirs. Owner Bill Raymer handpicks and “rescues” quality

treasures from notable period buildings throughout New England, undergoing renovation or demolition. The back showroom doubles as an event venue, aptly named “Circa” that can be rented out for private functions, such as dinner parties, cocktail receptions, and even last-minute gatherings. Restoration Resources is even the go-to source for prop rentals for most all of the Hollywood movies shot in Boston. Hours: Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Discounts for guests who mention “Boston Hospitality”! Free parking.

SoodeeInternational Chic Boutique170 Newbury Street(617) 266-7888www.soodeeboston.com

Fashion with a trendy, modern flair, and always in style. Smart, sexy, and confident. Owner,Diane Agoun handpicks each of her lines from finest labels and

brightest international young designers. For day and evening wear, or at-play casual, they have it all. A real find for the hip, fashion-forward woman. Style you just won’t see anywhere else. All one-of-a-kind. It’s a must see – only at Soo-Dee…so-o-o-fun…so-o-o cosmo!

ComputerBackUpGroup Computer Assistance1328 Commonwealth Avenue (and all over New York City)(617) 277-5300www.computerbackupgroup.com

Oh no! My electronic device (computer, phone, tablet, etcetera) is not working! Call us! Our VIP treatment will have you up and running in no time. We sell, service, upgrade, and even provide rentals! Home and office calls. Offices in Boston and New York City.

A C C O M M O D A T I O N SCharlesmark Hotel & Lounge

Boutique Hotel665 Boylston Street (Back Bay)(617) 247-1212www.charlesmarkhotel.com

The hotel and lounge are classic modernism with a minimalist flair accented with the latest high tech-nology amenities, This is a European-style boutique hotel within a historical Bostonian facade. From custom-made furniture and light-toned woodwork to imported Italian tile and elegant European lighting

fixtures, each room presents a soft modern motif with a residential feel. Our staff caters to your needs and provide genuine, warm, and intimate service that can be only truly provided at a small owner-operated hotel. The Charlesmark experience will make us your first choice when staying in the exclusive Back Bay. The Lounge is a modern hip martini bar serving food and featuring beautiful decor.

Harborside Inn Lounge & Bar185 State StreetFaneuil Hall/Quincy Market(617) 723-7500www.harborsideinnboston.com

The Harborside Inn Cafe & Lounge has a charm anchored throughout by a modern maritime theme that includes teak and classic maps of Boston’s waterfront. Rates are considerably lower than most Waterfront

hotels, making this an exceptional value. Many of the snug rooms have windows that overlook an interior atrium, with other rooms and common areas that feature exposed brick and views of Boston. Amenities include flat-screen TVs, surround-sound stereos, complimentary Wi-Fi, a bar and lounge, and a Starbucks cafe. The bar and lounge boast eight flat-screens, state-of-the-art sound, lighting, audiovisual capabilities, and a dance floor, making it a turnkey solution for all aspects of entertaining.

Chandler Inn26 Chandler Street (South End)(617) 482-3450www.chandlerinn.com

In Boston's historic South End, this European-style boutique hotel offers 55 modern guest rooms with free Wi-Fi. Every room features a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station. The private bathroom includes a walk-in marble shower. A work desk and telephone with access to

the 24-hour front desk are provided for guests convenience.

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The Prudential Tower800 Boylston Street, 50th Floor(617) 859-0648 www.skywalkboston.com

Located on the 50th floor of The Prudential Tower, the Skywalk is New England’s tallest observatory and Boston’s only sky-high vantage point. Visitors are greeted by panoramic 360-degree views of Greater

Boston and beyond as they enjoy an array of audiovisual exhibits, including Dreams of Freedom: Boston’s Immigration Experience. Dreams serves as a virtual passport through time and is the city’s only educational offering devoted to Boston’s rich history of immigration. The Skywalk’s theater screens several compelling video presentations, including Wings Over Boston, a spectacular aerial video tour of Boston and Cambridge. Skywalk admission includes an audio tour, available in six languages and synchronized to 25 viewing stations.

ONSEN Skin Care and Facial Salon128 Newbury Street, Back Bay(857) 317-2986www.onsenboston.com / Facebook: ONSEN Skin Care and Facial Salon

ONSEN Skin Care and Facial Salon offers a variety of facials and waxing services using the ONSEN line of

skin care, as well as the revolutionary LED light therapy. We take a natural and gentle approach to skin care that is very effective with no down time. Come in for relaxing skin rejuvenation. Walk-ins accepted, or call for an appointment. Come in for a complimentary skin evaluation, try products out, and take away samples.

In the tenth century, Japanese women discovered the secret healing power of the onsen (Japanese hot springs) and have been using it since. Our potent mineral- and vitamin-rich formula uses the Micro Water Complex of the onsen. MWC forms the base of every ONSEN skin care formula, reversing moisture depletion, helps balance PH levels, and delivers rejuvenating nutrients to the deepest layers of your skin. Our formulas are free from paraben, mineral oil, and glycol. Animal cruelty-free. Discover the ONSEN secret for yourself.

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