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Drew M. • August 19, 2018Yes, Trillium beers! And some select guest taps too. Place gets packed on prime nights, but it’s worth it to try a couple of Trillium brews. Food trucks are also usually present if you need a bite.
Michael H. • December 5, 2017Great salads but try the warm bowls which are awesome. Can order ahead and pay on their app. Long queues at lunch time but worth it as they move fast.
Melissa C. • March 16, 2021Pastries, lattes, breakfast croissant sandwich, short rib grilled cheese, tomato soup, grilled halloumi salad, turkey avocado sandwich... everything
Dee H. • July 8, 2012During the hot hours of summer, the fountains here are the best way to relax with cannoli from Boston's North End, or wait for your reservation. Dip your feet in the water - it's usually cold!
Brad B. • April 2, 2019Really nice hotel, exceptional service, spacious rooms and George Howell coffee (some of the best you can get in Boston) is next door. Always a comfy and pleasant stay.
Paula B. • July 2, 2023Try their Pistachio Latte; the iced version is delicious.To eat: avocado Tartine with smoked salmon and a poached egg. I also recommend their plain brownie and spinach and labneh pita.
Stephanie F. • January 28, 2012Beautiful venue. Had seats in center balcony for Lenny kravitz and they were surprisingly good.
Greg G. • November 2, 2014This place has a great lobster roll. I like that they offer a regular size ($15) and a large ($18). Large is pictured. Definitely worth it.
Hal M. • October 21, 2015Phenomenal coffee any way you pour it. Nitro cold brew is my default, but you really can't go wrong here.
Lindsay B. • February 17, 2018Wow! Incredible date spot. Must haves: bone marrow, lamb tartare, mackerel, and sardines with pickles.
Nat H. • October 2, 2011The Cuban was a win! Best sandwich I've had it ages.
Al A. • December 4, 2016Kudos Emerson College!!! Beautiful Old Theater! All of the staff were simply amazing! Kind, happy, polite, helpful, but most of all, they were happy people!!
Alexandra L. • July 21, 2016cute bookstore worth exploring. i found some hidden gems for bargain prices 💖📚
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
Mary C. • July 24, 2014Great history, and rather surreal as you go from site to site, and each are surrounded by tall buildings, cars, etc., modern day Boston. Bring water if it's a hot, humid day, like ours was.
8.722. Quincy Market
Historic and Protected Site •1 Faneuil Hall Sq (btwn Clinton & Chatham), Boston
Charles P. • January 25, 2019Good for a stroll with a coffee and a mosey around the shops. Also really good food from local vendors
Jessica G. • October 18, 2016Great service! Classy and modern rooms. In room service food is also very good. And excellent location close to Faneuil hall
8.7Performing 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.
Tone • December 28, 2014Lovely atmosphere; the $6 "drink as much tea as you can and take home" souvenir mug is a must: it costs $2 more in the gift shop with no tea in it! The black tea is my favourite especially with honey
Daria • August 5, 2017In comparison (and actually out of it) with such luxury hotels of NY like Trump Tower this one is pretty cool. Awesome swimming pool, really good working wi-fi. Like it very much
Anthony L. • June 4, 2019Stumptown Coffee and breakfast all day! Make sure to try the brunch items Friday-Sunday too.
