The original store. Check out their unparalleled selection of used CDs. And then fist pump when you realize how cheap they are.
My favorite bar in Boston. Grab a pint of your favorite beer, watch the Sox or B's, and order the Mac and Cheese.
The cider is made from apples from Harvard, Massachusetts (about 40 minutes away from the brewery). Makes a delicious brew.
Head out to the fishing pier on the backside of the island for some interesting people watching.
Get a Honey Highball and some Potato Pierogies to start, and then get lost in the music and atmosphere.
Make friends while waiting in line, and then enjoy a fine beverage that the bartender comes up with. It's like they can see into your soul.
You might feel like a sardine, but this is one of the hidden spots if you are a craft beer fan. Order something off of the list that you wouldn't normally and enjoy the atmosphere.
Try mixing the house and Carolina vinegar sauces together on your pulled pork for a flavor explosion.
Over the years, this former jail has housed a number of famous inmates including future Boston Mayor James Michael Curley, Malcolm X, and Sacco and Vanzetti.
Great atmosphere, cool decorations, and a live band almost every night of the week. Love this place.
The Carnitas burrito is excellent, but to be honest, this is the best burrito in Boston regardless of your choice of filling.
Come early, avoid the line, have a delicious reward for the end of the day. I suggest the tiramisu.
Don't pass up looking through the cases near the register; lots of cool jewelry/sunglasses/accessories.
If you're going to vomit, please make it to the bathroom. Also, the Ms. Pac-Man machine is quarters only.
The chicken salad is the best, but if you are looking for something different, try the Lady Cafe Special. Either way, get a large and save some for later.
A great place for spending a hot day in the city. Lay out on the grass or run through the fountains.
Check out one of the rotating exhibits, they're very interesting and change often.
The view from the north and east sides are probably the best; if you're there earlier enough, ask for a table on one of those sides.
Hit up The Last Hurrah in the lobby if you are staying here but don't want to venture too far out. It's a class establishment.
If you're undecided, you can get beer or tequila flights to try a bit of each flavor you'd like to sample.
During intermission, the first light signal is a warning; there is a second warning. When you get inside the hall, take a moment to admire the architecture, especially on the ceiling.
Cheap beers, great atmosphere, friendly bartenders. Be warned: this place gets packed after a Bruins game.
Order the P.E.I. mussels to start. The key is to get a bite of the sausage with a bite of mussel. Plus the broth is decadently delicious.
American history buffs will dig the "Presidents and Statesmen" case on the third floor. Keep an eye out for the autographed photo of Teddy Roosevelt, it's one of the presidential pieces.
