Authentic Boston Irish pub in a great location. The menu for dinner is delicious, and at night, the crowds pile in for drinks! Overall a great place, especially for St. Patrick's Day.
This pizza place is a must for locals attending any event at the TD Bank North Garden. Whether you're there for a game or a concert, be sure to head across the street to Halftime Pizza first!
Stop by the Bristol Lounge for cocktails or dessert. It has a comfortable and luxurious vibe. Bonus: the holiday decorations during winter are extraordinary!
This restaurant will give you beautiful views of the city! Try to go before sun down so you can see the sights in sunlight.
If you aren't able to attend a baseball game, definitely take the tour. You'll get to learn about one of the oldest ballparks in the country. Fenway Franks are bucket list hot dogs you must try!
Historical market with food and shopping options inside and around the perimeter. Also a great place to step inside and warm up if you're walking around the city during the winter!
Boston's most famous bakery in the North End (Boston's Little Italy). My favorite is the cannolis!
Boston's oldest restaurant. Most people go for their famous seafood, but I actually love their grilled cheese sandwich!
These tours are so much fun! Tour the city and Boston Harbor. Some of the drivers will let little kids "drive" once in a safe place in the water.
This is a Massachusetts sports bar chain that's perfect for game night. There is no shortage of televisions. The rooftop has the best views of Fenway Park!
This restaurant will put you right in the outfield of Fenway park. Get there early to get seats by the windows to see the park.
You'll definitely want to take a tour of this famous brewery! Taste-test beers along the way. My favorite is the Octoberfest beer, but it can only be found in the fall months. Enjoy!
Harpoon Brewery does small group tours all year round. It can be difficult to get to on public transportation so I'd recommend a taxi or Uber if you don't have a car with you. The Harpoon UFO is best!
If you're a US History buff you'll want to check out the JFK Library. Be sure to check out the website ahead of time to look at the calendar and what exhibits are being highlighted.
If you're following the Freedom Trail I'd highly recommend stopping in the Old North Church. You can tour on your own, but joining a guided tour is definitely worth it.
This is an outdoor trail, so better if you can do this in the late spring, summer, or early fall. Great way to see the historic sites of the city by foot!
Definitely a must see in Boston. The Paul Revere house is cash only so plan accordingly!
This burger joint has 30+ craft burgers. The best is the Green Monstah (affectionately named after the left field wall at Fenway Park).
A local chain by Boston's own famous Wahlberg brothers. Tons of burger options. My favorite is The Our Burger, but I also love the Grilled Cheese off the kids menu!
Best street for shopping in Boston! The street is lined with boutique shops and restaurants. It's even fun just for window shopping!
Bring your walking shoes for this one! It's almost 300 steps to the top but it's completely worth it (and also completely free!)
Great option if you're looking to be active (especially if it's winter and you need something indoors). Great food, but most go for the bowling and games.
I took a group of about 30 people during a conference. The Sunset cruise in the summer is the best! Perfect views of Boston Harbor and the skyline. Fun dancing and yard games like cornhole!
Beautiful restaurant. Hidden gem with the best decor. I got the Blueberry and Feta salad for lunch and it was incredible!
