Built in 1806 when Beacon Hill was the heart of Boston's African American community, this is the oldest black church building in the United States.
The lamb & chicken satay are delicious! The chicken is unbelievably tender.
Truly amazing Israeli food. The Tayim tasting menu is a great value, and a great way to try a bunch of different foods on the menu. The Turkish hummus and Brisket Kofte were both out of this world.
A progressive community, established in 1949 on the democratic principles that there should be no discrimination because of race, creed or color. National Register of Historic Places listed, 2010.
TV Land spent $75,000 to install this bronze statue of "Samantha" from "Bewitched."
Good pub foods fish &chips are the best drinks too are absolutely awesome.. Everyone who comes here should at least try crabontoast, devils on horseback, coronation chicken salad!, the best!! Must try
The clam chowder is the best I've tasted yet on the East Coast. The $1 oysters and $5 Kelly's punch is worth the Happy Hour crowd.
Ralph's is THE oldest Italian restaurant in America and the nation's oldest Italian restaurant owned and operated by the same family.
They have mash potato stuffing MASH POTATO STUFFING. I didn't even know that magical food existed. It's a must to get
Incredible place! All you can eat lobster, king crab legs, oysters, clams, baked cod, scallops, shrimp, and meat! How about prime rib, filet, ribs (all Black Angus meat), sirloin tips..goes on and on!
A feminist bookstore and vegetarian restaurant with ocean views, celebrating their 33rd year in business in 2010. Check out the attached link for more info, hours and directions. Read more.
Excellent store. Lot of great books. Historical mecca of LGBT literature. Great prices on books & other items - new & used. Very friendly staff. Must-visit to anyone around Philly.
Small museum but very good & big train setting display and nice old time music instrument demonstration . Great learnings!
There some few things that you can only find here, like Sumol, nestun, cerelac, bacalhau... Etc ehehehh
Same taste as with the Max's in the Philippines, I missed the Ube Decadence and there should be one on the menu. Hopefully next time. Overall it was delicious.
The banana split was actually invented by David Strickler in 1904 in Tassel's Pharmacy at the soda fountain. Tassel's Pharmacy later became Strickler's Drug Store.
Birthplace of the hamburger and you DON'T need ketchup. Get a "cheese, works" & a Foxon Park white birch soda. Same virical gas cast iron grills they've been using for over a century give GREAT flavor
Eric, the owner, keeps the place well stocked. So don't hesitate to ask for beach towels, beach chairs, coolers or even a (free) beer from the beer drawer.
It wouldn’t be New Year’s Eve in PA without a famous Pennsylvania Dutch treat descending from the sky. Join the excitement in Lebanon as crowds count down with the famous 16-foot Lebanon Bologna.
Gorgeous final resting place. Many celebrities resting here. Judy Garland, Joan Crawford, Malcom X, Aliya & more.
Andrew Zimmern visited Lowell, MA, the second largest Cambodian population in the US. He ate a Cambodian meal, including rice porridge, crispy intestines and prohak. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.
Apple vending machine outside the library dispenses pommes every fall season
