Ciao Roma

Brick-lined, modern spot for seasonal thin-crust pies, brunch, beer flights & flat-screen TVs.

The Liberty Hotel fuses historic charm and modern luxury in a stunning former jail, boasting vibrant bars and upscale dining in the heart of Beacon Hill.

Casual dessert spot offering creative treats such as ice cream and cereal bowls.

At the Fairmont Copley Plaza, this historic 1912 gem offers luxe charm, farm-to-table dining, and a prime Back Bay location, all with a friendly vibe.

"Soul food in the heart of Boston."

Cozy, upmarket Italian restaurant with shared tables featuring an elevated fixed-price dinner menu.

Nestled in the heart of Boston, the historic Public Garden, with its vibrant flowers, serene lagoon, and whimsical Swan Boats, offers a peaceful escape from city life.

"Castle Island is an award-winning brewery dedicated to the idea that we should all be excellent to each other. Our 9,000 square foot brewery & taproom celebrates the history of this former electrical switch factory while maintaining a modern, art-driven twist, complete with a spectacular outdoor patio and beer garden with views of the city skyline. Our friends from Bardo’s Bar Pizza crank out world-class South Shore-style Bar Pizza and other tasty bites right here on site, complemented by a selection of twenty different Castle Island beers and several non-alcoholic options. **Food service ends 1 hour before listed close times **Bar service ends 30 minutes before listed close times"

Corner cafe prepares a variety of sandwiches for breakfast & lunch including different egg versions.

Brighton is a former town and current neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts, United States, located in the northwestern corner of the city. It is named after the English city of Brighton. Initially Brighton was part of Cambridge, and known as "Little Cambridge".