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1. Faneuil Hall - Quincy Market
We were quite disappointed with the choices or lack thereof of places to eat (with decent food) around Faneiul Hall Quincy Market and were quite surprised when we found Ned Devine's. It is located at...
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2. Legal Sea Foods
a new concept of Legal Sea Foods wherein you have a smaller resto and less selection of foods but with a different twist. Their first Branch is located along the Departure Area of Boston Logan...
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3. Union Oyster House
Part Two of My Union Oysterhouse tips with more pictures. This Iconic Joint claim to be the oldest restaurant in America and the decor and ambiance inside definitely proves it plus is has been into...
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4. Mike's Pastry
more pictures of Mike's Pastry since you can only upload 5 pictures per tip. the best italian or rather sicilian cannollis in this side of the globe! you will have a long line at all times everyday...
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5. No Name Restaurant
more pictures and food inside the famous No Name Restaurant of Boston here in my part two tips hehehe. No Name Restaurant is one of the major sea food joints in the boston area and since virtual...
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6. Tips for Eating in Boston
The Diner is one of two restaurants located in the Ramada Hotel Boston and this is the main dining area, where the complimentary continental breakfast buffett are served in the mornings to the hotel...
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7. Bull & Finch Pub (Cheers)
The Bull and Finch is always a fun place for a lunch or afternoon get together. Made famous by the Cheers TV show, it serves typically bar fare. The burgers are good and I actually got extra crispy...
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8. Pho Pasteur
If you're looking for some great pho -- noodle soup -- and are near Boston Commons, this is THE place to go. Jackie (scuba_girl) suggested this as a lunch stop for our VT walk along the Freedom Trail...
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9. La Famiglia Spagnuolo
One of the worst experiences of my life. The owner, our waitress, told us it was cash only that day, AFTER we'd eaten. There were no signs on the door about this, nor were we told when we came in. She...
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10. Barking Crab
My name is Jorge Rodriguez and I'm from Puerto Rico which is considered to be american territory. My Driver license is my only official ID and with the same I can live, travel and work throughout the...
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11. Pizzeria Regina
There are many locations, but for some reason the original location in The North End is much better than the franchise locations. Maybe it's the brick oven, maybe it's the water they use. Everyone has...
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12. The Chart House
Chart House is a Chain of Fine Dining Restaurants across America with 28 locations and all are located at waterfront areas like Ses Harbors and River Piers. The Chart house branch here at the long...
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13. Dali Restaurant and Tapas Bar
This place oozes Spain and everything that you may think a Spanish restaurant looks like in Spain. Dali is decorated with a bohemian/gypsy decor, the walls are packed with all sorts of things,...
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14. Boston Beer Works
While waiting for my plane, I decided to give this place a try for lunch. It was packed at lunchtime, so I ended up sitting at the bar rather than getting table service. The bartender was quite...
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15. The Cheesecake Factory
Having headed out to the Prudential Centre, we came across this place and quickly decided that we had earned our right to this indulgence with all the miles that we had walked over the past few days....
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16. Cafe Vittoria
We were not quite ready for lunch but thought we should have some coffee and share a sweet treat. At first glance, this coffee shop looked dark and dingy, not too inviting. But, once inside, we...
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17. Cafe Budapest
Robert took me to this wonderful restaurant for our second date. It was here that I had my first taste of Filet Mignon good medium rare. The meat melted in my mouth the way it should. We ordered a...
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18. Daily Catch
The Daily Catch is a very small place, a dive really. The restaurant only seats about 18 people and is staffed by three people: a cook, a hostess/waitress and a bus boy... The hostess/waitress is an...
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19. John Harvard's Brew House
John Harvard's is tucked in the basement of a building at 33 Dunster St. It's dark, but cozy and always crowded. Of course they make their own beer and the beer menu changes just about daily. The food...
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20. Penang
The best Malaysian I've had was on a sidewalk foodstand, but that was in Singapore. In Boston, Penang is probably the best Malaysian place. It may also be the only in town. There used to be another...
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21. Jacob Wirth
This was another place that we had previously walked past and we decided to return when after a long day of exploring the city, we wanted somewhere close to our hotel. We were totally amazed with the...
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22. Vinnie T's
This restaurant is massivley popular among college kids whose parents are coming to visit. I think the main reason is because the portions are so massive that the students end up getting a week's...
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23. Jerry Remy's
Met a friend here for a bachelorette/bachelor type of get-together. I don't normally go to sports bars because I am so not a sports person. So I was pleasantly surprised at Jerry Remy's Seaport. It...
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24. La Dolce Vita
We decided to go over to North End for an authentic Italian meal. We didn't have any particular restaurant in mind so we walked until we found a place that suited us. It was so hot and Ferni and I...
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25. Modern Pastry
Mike’s Pastry is the most famous of the North End pastry shops, but I’ve always preferred Modern Pastry, located right across the street. A slightly smaller selection than Mike’s, but also a smaller...
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