What to DO/SEE/EAT in Boston?!

There are some great Boston threads every couple months.... Try to dig some up.

I will look back on mine.... Was there last yr

Old Ironsides and Bunker Hill were fun. We enjoyed the tour of the Old North Church. We drove to Plymouth Village and that was really good history, as was a trip to the Lexington/Concord area...great history there.

As for food, we didn't work hard enough...we were guests of family that didn't make food a priority. But, there is excellent Italian all over the North End,the Union Oyster House is great...get the chowder and visit the raw bar for oysters and clams...and I wanted to hit China Town, but didn't get a chance.

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~Gonna be at Fenway for opening day of the 100th anniversary!!

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Let me guess.. your boyfriend is from Louisiana.. has never been to Boston before.. but wears a faded Red Sox hat he bought in 2004 and has "been a fan since he was a kid" right?

If all of that is off base, my apologies.

Here ya go:

Rino's Place - awesome Italian food. it's on the other side of the bay in East Boston.

Bartley's Burger Cottage - right next to Harvard. burgers are fricking gangster.

Whitey's - best dive bar I went to in South Boston. no signs outside but the address is 269 W. Broadway. there's a lot of other cool bars around there as well. should definite check out the neighborhood. Tom's English Cottage is good too.

Deep Ellum - best draft/craft beer selection in the area. bit of hike being out in west part of town but it's a great place.

Neptune Oyster - some of the best seafood in Boston.