James Beard Award winning Chefs Ken Oringer and Jamie Bissonnette wanted to create an Italian restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and an inventive menu featuring small plates. They succeeded in a big way. Coppa is the neighborhood (and Boston) favorite. … Continue reading
This is the quintessential neighborhood cafe on the most picturesque corner of the South End. The Buttery was started by two South End residents who loved their neighborhood so much they wanted to ensure everyone could find that great cup … Continue reading
If tapas in Spain is your idea of an amazing dinner, then you will find Barcelona Wine Bar is a great alternative located only a few minutes walk from our hotel. Since its debut a couple years ago, Barcelona has … Continue reading
One of our favorite takes on Italian is a short stroll from Clarendon Square. The initials SRV stand for the Serene Republic of Venice. The Bacaro, Venetian style wine bar, has an inviting menu with plenty of recognizable Italian favorites … Continue reading
Coming off a recent renovation this modern Parisian style bistro, has been a neighborhood staple for years. Take a stroll down Tremont Street also know as restaurant row, because the South End is the premier restaurant district in downtown Boston. … Continue reading
Isabella Stewart Gardner was born in New York City on April 14th, 1840 to a well established family who made their fortune importing fine Irish linens among other lucrative investments. She was raised in the West Village and began her … Continue reading
The Museum of Fine Arts opened its doors to the world on July 4th 1876, the first Centennial of the United States. At the time the museum housed around 5,600 works of art and was located in nearby Copley Square. … Continue reading
Whether you are looking for Boston seafood staples like Lobster Rolls & Clam Chowder or our favorite Italian restaurant and the city’s hottest spot, our custom restaurant guide will provide you with a comprehensive overview of some of the best … Continue reading
While visiting Boston it may feel like a single, large museum without a roof. Explores hundreds and hundreds of acres of well preserved history and architecture along with some prized institutions and organizations with vast collections of objects with historical, … Continue reading
The best way to get around Boston is by foot, because we are America’s best walking city. We also have the country’s oldest subway, check out the original station at Park Street. If you need to cover distance, consider renting … Continue reading
