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Most people that write tips here are raving about the pale ales
- Over 10 tips at this comfortable hotel talk about the free Wifi and coffee
- The lobster rolls at James Hook & Company is a can't miss
- People talk about the nitro cold brew and espresso here
- Over 15 tips talk about the roast beef, delis, and Reuben sandwiches
- Most people that write tips here are raving about the cider donuts and pastrami sandwiches
8.8Performing Arts •106 Boylston St (at Tremont St), Boston
Mark S. • November 11, 2019Fantastic old theatre, sight lines are great as are the acoustics, the seats are tight though and the lobby can get very crowded.
- Over 20 tips talk about the historic sites, tours, and monuments
- The concerts at TD Garden is a can't miss
- Most people that write tips here are raving about the poutine, liege waffles, and large beer list
8.7Historic and Protected Site •1 S Market St (at Congress St & North St), Boston- People here talk about the street performers, bread bowls, and clam chowder
Richard G. • January 24, 2020Open to the public on Jan. 30 2020 with the following grand opening hours: Jan. 30 from 5 p.m.–9 p.m., Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 from noon–8 p.m., Feb. 2 from noon–6 p.m. Regular hours begin on Feb. 3
