Located in Downtown Crossing, I can't decide what I like more about this place - the homestyle stick-to-your-ribs food, or the great drinks. I usually go for an old fashioned, or two, or eight.
Located in Chinatown, this Chinese bakery has my favorite banh mi for a quick snack when you're on the run.
When the weather's nice, it's great to grab a drink at the Intercontinental's outdoor bar and do a little people watching as you look out over Fort Point Channel.
This not-so-hidden cocktail bar located in the Seaport District. A little bit of a pain to get to, but the drinks and bartenders make it worth the trip.
Located in Cambridge, this small seafood market serves some of the best lobster sandwiches (not to be confused with lobster rolls) in Boston.
Located in the North End, you'll notice it from the excessively long line of people waiting to eat there. They've got one of the best raw bars in Boston.
Located in Back Bay, Charlie's is where you go for a no-nonsense, hearty breakfast to get your day started. Try the turkey hash.
Located in the South End, this quaint little cafe is my go to spot for brunch on Sundays. Get the homemade blueberry muffins - they're incredible.
This tiny restaurant in the North End has some of the best fried calamari and squid ink pasta that I've ever had.
Located in Dorchester. If you've never had Vietnamese "Seven Course Beef," then this is your chance.
