Tropical Foods (El Platanero)

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.

Poke bowls and kaisen don (sashimi and rice bowls) are emphasized at this intimate Japanese eatery.

Parish offers a relaxed spot to savor inventive gourmet sandwiches and craft cocktails, all expertly crafted by local chefs and bartenders.

A beloved late-night spot, this dimly lit eatery serves up a diverse menu of dumplings and Taiwan and Sichuan delights, balancing hits with misses.

Bustling restaurant with an old-country setting serving traditional Italian plates since 1977.

Stylish, intimate wine bar with light menu of cheese, crudo & imported varieties of tinned fish.

Casual brewhouse featuring a sprawling beer garden, plus pizza & samosa food trucks.

East Boston, nicknamed Eastie, is a neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts, United States, which was annexed by the city of Boston in 1637. Neighboring communities include Winthrop, Revere, and Chelsea. It is separated from the Boston neighborhood of Charlestown and downtown Boston by Boston Harbor.

Relaxed restaurant set in The Revolution Hotel offering Mexican dishes & cocktails.

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.