Boston - Insider Tips?

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[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Bergman wrote:
You could check out a lot of the historical stuff like Paul Revere’s house, the Freedom Trail, and the Boston Commons.

I’d also recommend Ye Old Oyster House and the Bell and Tavern which is the oldest restaurant and longest running tavern in America, respectively. They’re also right next to each other and close to the Holocaust memorial, which is a quick visit but worth it, in my opinion.

lol i cant believe people actually come to see that shit. so boring[/quote]

Shrug Some people actually like to know where they come from.

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Go to FIRE AND ICE at Harvard Square.

BEST PLACE TO EAT.

http://www.fire-ice.com/locations/cambridge.html

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Bubble tea.

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[quote]Petermus wrote:
Bubble tea.[/quote]

word, went to place that had it b4, its cool.

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[quote]Petermus wrote:
Bubble tea.[/quote]

I love that stuff. My gf introduced me to this vegan place in Brookline, their coconut bubble tea is one of the best things I’ve ever had in my mouth…

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attaboy another hockey fan on here!

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This is probably too late.

Go to the North End. Hanover Street. The Daily Ketch. Best kept secret in Boston. It’s a hole in the wall. They feed you out of frying pans. You may have to sit on a milk carton. Also…there is no bathroom ( at least the last time I went there all the above was valid).

After that, go across the street to Mikes Pastries. Canoli and coffee.

Whatever you do…have fun.

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I did walk by Mike’s Pastries. I was on Hanover street, but at Bricco.

The blue line on the subway seemed to be the best to me.

Everyone there was over the top nice, I was not expecting that to be honest. The accent just makes you all seem kinda…brash haha.

They sure play up the accent into as many touristy trinkets they can, though.

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[quote]NeelyDan wrote:
I did walk by Mike’s Pastries. I was on Hanover street, but at Bricco.[/quote]

ha, you were about 500 feet from my apartment as far as stuff to do livefromthe781 hit a lot of it. although since it’s monday afternoon i don’t even know if you’re still in town.