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Coco Leaf, a vibrant spot on Newbury Street, serves up delightful bubble teas and Vietnamese-inspired desserts, making it a must-visit for sweet cravings.

Sullivan's Tap is the quintessential Boston dive bar, serving up cheap beers in a cozy, brick-walled space filled with pool tables and game-day buzz.

The Eliot Hotel: a chic, historic Back Bay gem with elegant suites, warm service, and Boston’s best izakaya, Uni, steps from Fenway.

Neptune Oyster is a bustling little gem in Boston's North End, renowned for its fresh oysters and legendary lobster rolls, drawing locals and tourists alike to savor seafood in a cozy, vibrant atmosphere.

Boston Public Library’s McKim Building wows with Renaissance grandeur, Sargent murals, serene courtyard, plus a modern wing with cafés, tours, and vibrant community vibes.

Tucked in Boston's Seaport, Mr. H dazzles with modern Chinese and Taiwanese dishes against a backdrop of vibrant decor and lively, party-ready vibes.

At this cozy Boston deli within the bustling public market, you'll find a delightful mix of artisanal Jewish classics and fresh, locally sourced ingredients, making it a must-visit for food lovers.

Madhouse Cafe seamlessly blends a cozy vibe with Middle Eastern flair and vintage motorcycles, making it a must-visit coffee spot in Roxbury.

Myers + Chang serves creative, family-style Asian fusion small plates in a lively, retro-inspired South End spot known for standout dumplings and cocktails.

Step into Mariel, a stunning Cuban-inspired eatery in downtown Boston boasting fiery cocktails and vibrant, shareable small plates that transport you straight to Havana.