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Milk Street Cafe is a casual, kosher haven in downtown Boston, offering a vibrant mix of health-conscious breakfast and lunch options that cater to all diets.

Nestled next to TD Garden and North Station, Hub Hall is a vibrant food haven featuring a range of delicious bites from pizza to pastries, perfect for event-goers and commuters alike.

This laid-back coffee spot boasts a menu of light bites and uniquely blended beverages, perfect for a cozy read or casual hangout.

Sportello is an upscale Italian diner in Boston's Seaport, where you can indulge in fresh pasta and housemade treats amid sleek, minimalist decor.

Farm-to-table seafood spot on Boston Harbor with standout lobster popovers, craft cocktails, and a fresh, seasonal menu.

Rhythm ‘n Wraps serves bold, flavorful vegan comfort food—from Impossible burgers to jackfruit “fried chicken”—in a lively, music-filled spot.

At Underdog Hot Chicken in Allston, indulge in crispy, juicy Nashville-style fried chicken sandwiches with customizable spice levels, served alongside addictive fries and kale slaw in a laid-back vibe.

Boston’s Modern Pastry whips up fresh, customizable cannolis, flaky sfogliatella, and hefty lobster tails in a cash-only, old-school Italian bakery.

This iconic, no-nonsense dive in the Theater District serves up cheap drinks and a relaxed vibe, perfect for a pre-show catch-up or a casual night out.

In a cozy East Boston venue where the charm is as abundant as the gigantic portions, Rino's Place serves up a hearty mix of homemade pasta and Italian comfort classics that keeps both locals and visitors coming back for more.