Muny's Guidebook for Boston
Food scene
Check out Liberty hotel (used to be Federal prison- Al Capone spent some time there and many other super famous prisoners) now turned into a luxury hotel still has jail cells and metal guards). It’s cafes, restaurants and bars are beaming with tourists and locals and have a lot of great food and drinks to offer
Liberty Hotel Valet (Propark)
Check out Liberty hotel (used to be Federal prison- Al Capone spent some time there and many other super famous prisoners) now turned into a luxury hotel still has jail cells and metal guards). It’s cafes, restaurants and bars are beaming with tourists and locals and have a lot of great food and drinks to offer
Local places to eat/grocery shop/order food
Harp and Bard (traditional American cuisine) - 1099 Dorchester ave, Dorchester, MA (across the street from the Walgreens Pharmacy)
Savin Bar + Kitchen (Modern American and European food) - 112 Savin Hill ave, Dorchester, MA (across the street from the Savin Hill T station)
Shanti (Indian food) - 1111 Dorchester ave, Dorchester, MA (across the street from the Walgreens Pharmacy)
The Daily market (grocery store) - 110 Savin Hill ave, Dorchester, MA (across the street from the Savin Hill T station)
King Do Restaurant (Vietnamese food) - 1229 Dorchester ave, Dorchester, MA
Shaking Seafood (local seafood place) - 1616 Dorchester ave, Dorchester, MA
Hong Kong Chef (Chinese take out/delivery) 889 A Dorchester ave, Dorchester, MA (6172884228)
Dorchester
Sightseeing
Castle island: tour the historic fortress and stroll around the beach
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Castle Island
2010 William J Day BlvdCastle island: tour the historic fortress and stroll around the beach
Beacon Hill (historic neighborhood that divided old Boston into rich and poor. Don’t forget to check out Acorn st, it’s all cobble stone, the smallest yet most photographed st in the country
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Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill (historic neighborhood that divided old Boston into rich and poor. Don’t forget to check out Acorn st, it’s all cobble stone, the smallest yet most photographed st in the country
historic North end (it is one of the oldest Italian neighborhoods in the country: with old mafia families owned restaurants and cafes, tiny and narrow streets it will give you a feeling as if you are at a tinier and younger Rome)
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North End
historic North end (it is one of the oldest Italian neighborhoods in the country: with old mafia families owned restaurants and cafes, tiny and narrow streets it will give you a feeling as if you are at a tinier and younger Rome)
Check out one of the artsiest squares in the country with world famous universities located side by side: Harvard University and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Harvard Square
Brattle StreetCheck out one of the artsiest squares in the country with world famous universities located side by side: Harvard University and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Fenway park: the home to the legendary Red Sox and actually the oldest baseball park in the US. It didn’t get the publicity it deserved because on a day of its opening the Titanic sank and the tragic news overshadowed the grand opening of the park…
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Fenway Park
4 Jersey StFenway park: the home to the legendary Red Sox and actually the oldest baseball park in the US. It didn’t get the publicity it deserved because on a day of its opening the Titanic sank and the tragic news overshadowed the grand opening of the park…
Freedom trail (kids love the Freedom trail, following red brick line with all the historic things to do and to see will be like a scavenger hunt for kids
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Freedom Trail
Freedom TrailFreedom trail (kids love the Freedom trail, following red brick line with all the historic things to do and to see will be like a scavenger hunt for kids
It’s fun and informative for kids and adults. Check out also old ironsides
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USS Constitution Museum
It’s fun and informative for kids and adults. Check out also old ironsides