Krasi

Vietnamese cafe serving sandwiches, smoothies, crepes, bubble tea and pastries.

Unpretentious outlet with a simple dining room turning out traditional Korean standards.

Small production & natural wines served with elevated light fare in a buzzy, stylish setting.

Ice cream shop known for fish-shaped cones made of Japanese waffles filled with custard, ice cream, or red bean paste.

Inventive tacos & burritos with local ingredients are served at this cheery counter-serve space.

Lively, Barcelona-inspired tapas restaurant serving Spanish classics and curated cocktails.

Woods Hill Pier 4 is a charming Seaport eatery boasting stunning harbor views and a farm-to-table menu featuring standout dishes like their iconic lobster popover.

Affluent Back Bay is a shopping and dining destination. Along Newbury Street, well-heeled locals frequent designer boutiques, fashion chains, art galleries and patio cafes set in elegant brick townhouses. Expansive Copley Square is flanked by 1800s landmarks Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library. Mansions dot the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets, many on Paris-inspired Commonwealth Avenue.

Refined harborfront hotel with a trendy restaurant, a relaxed rooftop bar & a gym. Overlooking Fort Point Channel in Boston Harbor, this polished hotel is less than a mile from both Boston South Station and the New England Aquarium, and 3 miles from Boston Logan International Airport. Sleek, contemporary rooms with city or water views offer complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs; suites add separate sitting areas. Room service is available. Kids younger than 12 stay for free with their parents. There's a trendy restaurant/bar and a rooftop cocktail lounge, as well as a business center, a gym and a sophisticated lobby lounge.

A grand 1804 Beacon Hill residence turned museum, replete with antique furnishings, heirlooms & art.