On our second last day, we checked out the Institute of Contemporary Art. L scoped out the area and suggested Row 34 for lunch. Before I left for this trip, my colleague Happy recommended Row 34, so I was up for it. I also knew there was a variety of craft beers for L to… Continue reading Boston review: Is Oleana worth the wait?
Boston review: Neptune Oyster – Worth the wait
I booked our second tour, Freedom Trail: Small Group Tour of Revolutionary Boston. While I'm an avid reader, when exploring a new city, I prefer the experience of being guided to major historical points. It also helped that our guide, Drew just finished his degree from the Boston Fine Arts Theatre Arts. His flair for drama enriched… Continue reading Boston review: Neptune Oyster – Worth the wait
Boston review: Peach Farm
I booked a Ghosts & Gravestones Trolley Tour when L returned to the hotel. I knew this would be a silly excursion, but I was curious about the small cemeteries scattered throughout the downtown core. For this post, let's listen to "Smokin" by Boston. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GzMx9CnhVk The tour was corny, and the stories were grossly exaggerated… Continue reading Boston review: Peach Farm
Boston review: Raw oysters at Neptune Oyster
On Sunday, L was gone for the entire day. I originally planned to visit Martha's Vineyard but didn't want to be stuck on a tour bus for hours, so instead, I opted to check out the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts. Before L left, he asked me to please be aware of my… Continue reading Boston review: Raw oysters at Neptune Oyster
Boston review: Bostonia Public House
L had a conference in Boston last week. I came along as flights were cheap, and I've always wanted to check out the east coast. We landed late in the evening, dropped our luggage into our hotel, and Ubered out for a bite. The only place I could find a reservation was the Bostonia Public… Continue reading Boston review: Bostonia Public House
Hitting the Sauce 