Boston Food

[princessnicki]

I last went to Boston 6 years ago and I didn't really explore the local food options so would love some recommendations for great food options. We love cocktails so would like to try these but I know from my last visit Boston has some great breweries so cocktails aren't essential. I have had a look on Instagram and a lot of the places seem to be really pricey which I guess is because it's a tourist hotspot. Can anyone recommend some great food spots? Trying to avoid chains if possible as we will probably end up eating at these when we move on to Orlando

[landandword17]

There's no getting around the fact that Boston is more expensive than Orlando, just a higher cost of living place. We liked Yvonne, Mike and Patty's, The Pour House, Lolita, Trident Booksellers & Cafe, JP Licks (icecream and snacks), Cheers (touristy but food and drinks are actually great), Sissy K, Mike's Pastry (cannoli is to die for)
and Regina Pizzeria. Hopefully they are all still open!

[Guest]

Boston scrod, and decent chowder are a must. Scrod on the quay is fabulous. Can’t get much fresher than that

[linder]

We loved legal seafood

[Loretta]

The Union Oyster House is on the Freedom Trail and had been in operation since 1826. It’s Boston’s oldest restaurant. Also check out Faneuil Hall Marketplace and if you like Italian food the North End is the place to go.

[lifebuoy]

Fantastic take out or eat In lobster rolls at James Hook & Co on the Harbour Front jameshooklobster/dine-in-menu/

Also ..another big thumbs up for Legal Seafood

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by landandword17

There's no getting around the fact that Boston is more expensive than Orlando, just a higher cost of living place. We liked Yvonne, Mike and Patty's, The Pour House, Lolita, Trident Booksellers & Cafe, JP Licks (icecream and snacks), Cheers (touristy but food and drinks are actually great), Sissy K, Mike's Pastry (cannoli is to die for)
and Regina Pizzeria. Hopefully they are all still open!

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Brilliant thank you I will have a look at all of these, I still have my cocktail glass from Cheers (never tried the food though)

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by FamilyGWales

Boston scrod, and decent chowder are a must. Scrod on the quay is fabulous. Can’t get much fresher than that

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thank you sounds great

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by linder

We loved legal seafood

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love seafood thank you

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by Loretta

The Union Oyster House is on the Freedom Trail and had been in operation since 1826. It’s Boston’s oldest restaurant. Also check out Faneuil Hall Marketplace and if you like Italian food the North End is the place to go.

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ahh I remember going here for drinks, well drink I didn't need another after this, it was pure alcohol love Italian Food will have a look at the North End side thank you