Cafe Landwer Back Bay

Nestled on a tree-lined street in Boston's vibrant South End, this charming boutique hotel delights with cozy, pineapple-themed rooms, friendly service, and a bustling on-site bar, all just a short walk from dynamic city attractions.

Fenway Johnnie's is a vibrant sports bar with a casual vibe, serving hearty bar fare and refreshing drinks, perfect for game day excitement.

Nestled along the waterfront, Castle Island boasts scenic trails, historic Fort Independence, and the perfect picnic spots with delicious bites from Sullivan's, making it a must-visit for a sunny escape in Boston.

Darryl’s is a cozy haven for Southern comfort food and live jazz, serving up vibrant weekend brunches and a lively atmosphere that keeps you coming back.

Cozy and cute, this tea shop serves a delightful range of milk teas, boba, and tasty Asian desserts like egg puffs and bubble waffles.

Tasty Burger, a chill spot next to Fenway, serves up mouthwatering burgers and an impressive craft beer selection, perfect for late-night cravings.

At this charming raw bar in Boston, indulge in a delightful seafood menu featuring fresh lobster rolls and tinned fish dishes, all within a cozy ambiance.

The Esplanade is a serene, tree-lined riverside haven in Boston, perfect for walks, lively events, and stunning city views—all year round.

"The Oyster Club is an American seafood restaurant specializing in raw bar and classic New England cuisine. The concept was conceived as a natural extension of Chef Chris Parsons’ culinary heritage as a Massachusetts native. Chris’ genuine passion for the local ingredients and the culinary history of New England is the essence of The Oyster Club. The classics are our main source of inspiration; and the menu is focused on translating the best components of American seafood culture using the highest quality seasonal ingredients. The restaurant features a full bar with a variety of specialty craft cocktails, local brews, and a wine list focused heavily on French and American regions."

Nestled in Boston's quaint South End, Coppa is a charming enoteca vibing with Italian small plates, fresh pasta, and wood-fired pizzas that promise a delightful culinary escape.