The sticky buns are AMAZING--probably the best I've ever had. The dough is soft and moist instead of the usual hard and dry & the flavor is sweet without being sickening.
Best cannoli in Boston...perhaps the USA! Don't miss the Lobster Tails!!! Read more.
Bova's has the best pastries in the North End (without the line) and they're open 24 hours for when you need a cannoli at 3:47am.
Love the cider donuts and cider flavored baked goods they have! I can enjoy cider donuts all year round now! Don't miss the cider slush! 4.5/5
Neat little bakery with marvellous and creative pastries and very friendly staff. The avocado sandwich is the classic. Get the shakshuka if you want to try something new!
There are 200 tequilas to choose from, including many anejos that are as elegant as an aged scotch & entirely drinkable on their own, so don't even think of drinking the cheap stuff. Read more.
If you're new to Bantam, a flight is the way to go. The complimentary pretzels are nothing unusual, but they go great with the cider.
Great vibe, great cider. Staff is super knowledgeable and friendly. Fun place to just hang out and sample cider!
Go to Deep Ellum and enjoy the plethora of beer/cocktail choices - order the hot pretzels with beer cheese. Enjoy.
If it's pizza and ice cream you crave, look no further than the Pizza and Ice Cream Company, or Picco for short. Read more.
Established in 1903, Santarpio's is probably East Boston's most famous restaurant. With delicious traditional pizza and a friendly, family-feeling atmosphere, you really can't go wrong. Read more.
Ernesto’s uses homemade dough and sauce, and freshly grated cheese, for all of its pizzas. Portions are large, prices are reasonable ($3.75 for a cheese slice and up to $5 for one with topping). Read more.
My first time at Pino's. Got just a cheese pizza and it is delicious. No toppings needed to enhance the quality.
Pomodoro pizza is deceivingly simple—it's actually very spicy. Crust is flavorful and strikes a balance between crispy and gooey. Good selection of local beers on tap, but bar service was slooooow.
Try the "Aperol Spritz" to pretend you’re people watching on the streets of Italy: grab a seat at one of the outdoor tables with this classic cocktail made of aperol, prosecco, and soda in hand. Read more.
