Going to Boston!

[Zonker]

Have any suggestins on restaurants I should try?

 

Rick

 

No Name

 

Rick, you'll no doubt get better recommendations from folks currently living there, but just in case...

 

- you can't go wrong with most of the white-tablecloth family-run Italian places in the North End. make sure you get a homemade cannoli for dessert.

 

- if you make it over to Cambridge, check out a variety of Asian & Middle Eastern offerings at Central Square or Inman Square

 

- though Boston is definitely not the place for Mexican, there is a Mayan/Mexican place on Beacon Street just over the line in Brookline that is great: Sol Azteca (I think a forumite recently confirmed for me they were still in business).

 

- if you're not tired of fish, you'll likely not be able to get far before running into one of the Legal Seafood outlets. Sam Adams + Legal chowder, and you're set for lunch.

 

Ya gotta walk along the Charles River while you're there.

[Rickdogg]

So how was Boston RickDogg?

 

Hey Kevin,

 

Tonight was my first night here and we pretty much just grabbed dinner and that was it. The lobster was delicious and the Seafood chowder was good as well. One thing I did notice is atleast you guys have better looking women than Philadelphia. Also, i've been stared at very oddly by african american females. Are they not used to Cali Asian guys? hahah

 

I will have more pics in the next few days, but with a lot more WOMEN Have any suggestins on restaurants I should try?

 

Rick

 

I was wondering where the women were!!! I love lobster, but!!!!

 

The big tent thing was the Bank of America Pavilion! Some good concerts there, you just have to hope that there aren't too many jets taking off from Logan when you go there(drowns out the music)

 

Yeah, there will be more pics of women today, but I will have MUCH more on the 29th

 

Ahhhh, I noticed a bunch of planes landing and taking off across the water. Makes sense now

[Rickdogg]

Have any suggestins on restaurants I should try?

 

Rick

 

No Name

 

Rick, you'll no doubt get better recommendations from folks currently living there, but just in case...

 

- you can't go wrong with most of the white-tablecloth family-run Italian places in the North End. make sure you get a homemade cannoli for dessert.

 

- if you make it over to Cambridge, check out a variety of Asian & Middle Eastern offerings at Central Square or Inman Square

 

- though Boston is definitely not the place for Mexican, there is a Mayan/Mexican place on Beacon Street just over the line in Brookline that is great: Sol Azteca (I think a forumite recently confirmed for me they were still in business).

 

- if you're not tired of fish, you'll likely not be able to get far before running into one of the Legal Seafood outlets. Sam Adams + Legal chowder, and you're set for lunch.

 

Ya gotta walk along the Charles River while you're there.

 

Sweet! Thanks for the suggestions

[comicparadox]

Two Words: Vinnie Testa's...

 

a few more words - the greatest amount of garlic per forkful this side of Parma. And if they pull your table # out of the wine bottle, the meal is free.

 

Two more words: lobster rolls.

[Rickdogg]

I still have a bunch more to upload, but here is a teaser

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Kevin76]

Don't EVER wear a Yankees hat in Boston...you'll get shot at..seriously..

[Rickdogg]

Don't EVER wear a Yankees hat in Boston...you'll get shot at..seriously..

 

I know all of us asians look alike, but I didn't wear the Yankees hat hahaha