Restaurant Information

• Olives Restaurant: Renowned Chef Todd English offers his rustic interpretive Mediterranean cuisine in the heart of Union Square
• Warren Tavern: The Warren Tavern is the most historic watering hole in America. This oldest tavern in Massachusetts was visited by many famous individuals
• Lucca: Named for the Tuscan town renowned for its extra virgin olive oil, Lucca offers Northern Italian classics, combined with new innovations that are sure to tantalize the most discriminating palate.
• Union Oyster House: The Union Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in Boston and the oldest restaurant in continuous service in the U.S. ? the doors have always been open to diners since 1826.
• Max and Dylans Restaurant: It's a hip, trendy, casual local restaurant featuring appetizers, flatbreads, sandwiches and entrees. Cool and vibrant music add to the flare.
• Figs: One of Todd English's first restaurant ventures, Figs specializes in gourmet pizzas that are available for take-out or eating in
• NavyYard Bistro: French bistro cuisine in casual comfort. The Navy Yard Bistro and Wine Bar offers an open kitchen atmosphere, a cozy and relaxing bar, indoor and outdoor dining, fine and innovative cuisine, and superior wines and beers
• Tavern on the Water: Is known for its summer days and nights but is open year round. When the warm weather hits it is "the place to be" with its outside 200 seat patio facing the amazing Boston skyline. It has free parking all winter long and features sspecial menu items.
• Tangierino: A Moroccan Restaurant and Chophouse that features live belly dancing and a lively hookah lounge
• Ironside Grill:
• Pizzeria Regina: Best authentic thin crust pizza in Boston and fun for the entire family! Plan ahead as this small but very popular restaurant does not take reservations and gets crowded early.
• Joe?s American Bar & Grill: Waterfront dining at its best! This all American fare restaurant is set in fantastic back drop of the harbor with food for all palates.
• Bricco: Bricco?s appeal is in its extensive adventurous Italian meal set in the heart of the Italian district on Hanover Street. Stop by Mike?s Pastry afterward for a mouth watering cannoli.
• Mike?s Pastry: Mike?s Pastry is the most well known pastry shop in Boston. With a wide variety of Italian pastries and cappuccino?s this is a stop that you do not want to miss. Often visited by the many tourists outside of Boston!
• The Living Room: Enjoy a cocktail & light bites with friends at The Living Room - Boston's cool lounge that offers everything you need for a hip and fabulous evening out.
• Sel De La Terre: Located around the corner from the Aquarium, this French restaurant is alive with rustic dishes to complement the charm and the relaxation of their dining room. A true French flair with an extensive wine list to match.
• Black Rose: Grab a pint of Guinness and a seat to listen or sing along to live, primarily Irish entertainment seven nights a week.
• Billy Tse Restaurant: This pan-Asian spot sits on the edge of the overwhelmingly Italian North End. Sushi and saki is a welcome depature from the crowded streets in the North End.
• Tia?s on the waterfront: Tia?s outdoor patio has heated awnings so you can jump into the "Summer Mode" and enjoy dining and drinking under the stars. Tia's, famous for it's lobster specials, also serves fresh seafoods, steaks and lighter fare.
• Helmand: Authentic and moderately priced Afghan cuisine with fire baked breads to start with chutney dips. A wide variety of meat and vegetarian options.