Bostonians have shopped here for two centuries. The alfresco Friday-Saturday scene is pretty no-frills – simple tents, vendors shouting loud – but the prices on produce can’t be beat.
Probably one of the most understated romantic spots in the city. I will go on the record as saying that if someone were to propose to me here, I'd have a hard time saying "no"!
If you park in the garage over Haymarket Station, they'll validate your parking here!
It has been open to diners since 1826 & is known as the oldest restaurant in the United States of America. In 1796 Louis Philippe, King of France in 1830, lived in exile on the second floor.
This pavilion was constructed 1824–1826 & named in honor of Mayor Josiah Quincy, who organized the construction without any tax or debt. It stretches 365 feet & led to the opening of six new streets.
Our go-to place for delicate blouses and perfect party dresses in bold in-season colors.
This intimate bistro’s got a killer summer selection: Pair their (legendary) fish tacos with sangria and the heirloom tomato salad.
Make a beeline for the owner and chief stylist, Dean. He has an incredible eye whether we want a look that’s sleek and modern or artfully mussed.
Chef Michael Schlow has traveled extensively throughout Italy, and his culinary learnings there are what make his cuisine so inspiring (and authentically Italian).
Incredible breakfast, all day long. You'll have to wait if you go during brunch on weekends, but we say it's worth it. Try the ricotta stuffed french toast for brunch or sweet potato fries for lunch.
Outfitted with everything our little ones could possibly need, from beds and cribs to armoires and desks, each piece is handcrafted and made to be both stylish and functional.
Pick your favorite neighborhood, then get ready to explore the area's best sweets. They even offer in-home events and classes so you can impress all your friends with your chocolate-making know-how.
Intimate atmosphere for brews and bites, including $2 burgers before 8PM, Monday-Friday. Can't decide on a beer? Have the bartender spin the wheel and choose it for you. Take note: it's cash only.
Tucked away in the North End, this charming boutique offers 30+ brands of designer and upcoming denim, along with a staff that will ensure you find the best-fitting pair possible.
High-end designer styles from Commes des Garcons to Rodarte make this the number one spot for outfitting local style editorials. The hand-picked selection for men and women can't be beat.
A hole-in-the-wall spot with a cozy dining room and bar, serving up some seriously stellar pub fare. You'll feel like you've discovered Beacon Hill's best-kept secret.
From baby toys and strollers to new parenting classes, this one-stop kid's boutique is more than just a boutique, it's a whole community for parents and their little tykes.
Take a break from your Newbury Street shopping to indulge with a colorful plate of fresh sushi and sashimi. It's fuel for the soul - or at least fuel to carry your shopping bags.
If Moscow Mules and Prohibition-style locales are your thing, Lucky's offers some of the best - pub fare, classic drinks (the Moscow Mule is served in a copper mug) and Sinatra brunch on weekends.
If you like breakfast, but like hash brown potatoes even more, then brunch at Sonsie is an absolute must. Sit by the open window, then get ready to enjoy a brunch you won't soon forget.
As if we thought this studio couldn't get better, Zayna Gold created Boston Body Barre - a perfect fusion of Pilates and Barre workouts. Either program you choose, a fit new figure is yours.
We love the spectacular selection of wines and the fact that they offer a drive-thru service – no more navigating North End parking.
