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Jaho is a trendy coffee shop and wine bar, ideal for sipping unique lattes, indulging in bubble tea, and enjoying light bites in a lively atmosphere.

This hip java hangout serves up single-origin brews and breakfast pastries, while exuding a friendly vibe and making a perfect pit stop before your commute.

Elegant Neoclassical hotel offering relaxed, modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, plus an Italian eatery. In a Neoclassical building in Back Bay, this elegant boutique hotel is a 4-minute walk from Copley Square, less than half a mile from The Shops at Prudential Center and a mile from the Public Garden. Casual, modern rooms provide free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels, as well as coffeemakers and minifridges. Amenities include a 24-hour business center and 3,500 sq ft of meeting space. Breakfast (fee) is served in an airy Italian restaurant with wood floors and a piano.

Puro Ceviche on Newbury Street serves vibrant Latin-inspired small plates and ceviches in a lively spot that feels like a cool underground art space.

Step into L.A. Burdick, a cozy chocolatier and café on Newbury Street, where deliciously rich hot chocolate and charming handcrafted chocolates await you.

Sojuba is a lively haven for Korean bar bites and an adventurous cocktail list, buzzing with neon lights and K-pop vibes, perfect for group outings.

Krasi offers a stylish twist on Greek dining in Back Bay, featuring inventive meze dishes and an impressive selection of natural wines in a chic setting.

Peregrine, nestled in the Whitney Hotel, offers a chic escape with its Mediterranean-inspired seasonal menu, perfect for brunch or a casual dinner.

Via Cannuccia is a charming Dorchester gem serving up authentic Italian dishes and freshly baked pastries, creating a cozy, homey vibe akin to dining in Italy.

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