Category: Massachusetts

The Banks Seafood & Steak brings together fresh seafood, quality steaks, and a relaxed Boston atmosphere in the heart of Back Bay. With a menu rooted in New England flavors with a modern twist, it’s a spot that feels both classic and current—perfect for enjoying great food and good company. Their New England Clam Chowder balances creamy comfort with a flavorful lift of smoky pork belly, bright chives, and herb oil, then crowned with crispy oyster crackers for added texture. The Green Circle Chicken is roasted with fragrant herbs is paired with savory calasparra rice layered with saffron and chorizo.…

If you are walking the Freedom Trail in Boston at some point you will pass Union Oyster House. It is a national Historic Landmark and is America’s oldest restaurant. The building it’s located in dates back to before the Revolutionary War. As soon as I walked in I could feel the history. Just knowing that this countries Four Fathers walked these rooms gave me chills. I wanted to sit at the famous oyster bar but every seat was full and the wait was long. Since I was hungry from my walk, I just sat at one of the booths. I…

There is no shortage of awesome places to try in Boston’s Little Italy located at the North End. Do you have a sweet tooth? Check out these hot spots. Mike’s Pastry (www.mikespastry.com) There are so many options to choose from but since the line is always out the door you will have time to decide. I have two recommendations: The Florentine Cannoli (traditional cannoli with chocolate chips) The Neapolitan   Modern Pastry (www.modernpastry.com) Remember to bring your cash when you visit Modern Pastry. Enjoy some fresh coffee along with their carrot cake.   Salumeria Italiana (www.salumeriaitaliana.com) Get a freshly made…

Boston is a city that is rich in history and has an abundant selection of cuisine choices. After spending the day walking on the Freedom Trail, you undeniably will work up an appetite. I found myself in the North End of Boston, which is where you will find Little Italy. At the corner of the street sits Regina Pizza – it’s neon sign beckoning you to enter. Regina’s has been serving brick oven pizza since 1926 and has been voted one of the best places for pizza in Boston. When you look at their menu and see three pages of…