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Barcelona Wine Bar offers a vibrant vibe with an extensive menu of Spanish tapas and a notable wine list, making it a go-to spot for both casual and special outings.

Nestled at the end of a quiet Beacon Hill street, this small but impactful museum showcases the rich African American history of 19th-century Boston in two historic brick buildings.

This pork-centric bistro serves up crave-worthy comfort dishes and craft brews in a cozy, loft-like atmosphere that’s perfect for a chill night out.

Sam LaGrassa's is a legendary, family-owned deli in Downtown Crossing, known for its colossal, mouthwatering sandwiches, including the famed pastrami, served quick for a satisfying weekday lunch.

Tucked away in a charming Boston alley, Yvonne's Speakeasy effortlessly combines vintage allure with delightful cocktails and exquisite cuisine.

Nestled on Newbury Street, Greco is your go-to for flavorful Greek fast-casual bites, serving up tasty gyros, hearty pitas, and sweet loukoumades amid a cozy atmosphere.

Nestled in Boston's charming North End, the Paul Revere House is a cozy, Colonial-era gem where history enthusiasts can step into the life of the famous silversmith for just $6.

Lobstah On A Roll is your go-to spot in the South End for hefty, buttery lobster rolls that make for a seriously satisfying seafood fix.

Trillium’s Fort Point spot blends award-winning brews with an elevated menu in a chic, three-story space featuring a lively rooftop and cozy taproom.

Minigrow is a trendy counter-serve gem serving up local salads and stir-fries, plus seasonal noodles with a hip vibe and community-focused spirit.