Boston Restaurant

... some exciting news. Jamie and I got engaged on Thurs 26th April! Here's a photo of us celebrating at our favourite restaurant in London after 'the proposal'.... We will be in touch throughout and look forward to getting emails from you too! Love ...

... all day, non-stop. Wandered around some shops and picked up a few bargains. We are going to eat tonight at a Boston restaurant called L'Espalier (http://www.lespalier.com/) which rates quite well in the restaurant stakes ... and was excellent. 5 ...

... works at. Was really good to see her as i hadn't seen her for about a year. On our way to the restaurant we walked passed Fenway Park home of the Boston Red Socks, there were sooooo many people about as there was a game that night. Molly told us we had ...

... to offer.  With that, we decided that Italian food on the north end was the way to go and chose a little restaurant called Antico Forno on Salem Street.  It was a difficult choice since there were 3249874235823 choices for Italian food!  ...

... Celtics on their victory. I was glad for the Celtics, but didn't want the banner in my picture. Dinner was at a tapas restaurant. Good, but not as good as the one in Old Town Philadelphia. Saturday, after Keith was done with the seminars at ...

... walk to the restaurant. Oh well, so that I can eat more!!! haha...that airline starved me. Oh yes! Anna took me to a Taiwanese restaurant and we had porkchop rice and pig blood cake (i know this sounds gross, but you can't taste the bloody smell at all). ...

... ;  After a quick pit stop at the Cheers Bar near Faneuil Hall we met up w/ Deanne and Ciaran for lunch.  We chose a restaurant in Little Italy called Fiore.  We have not been to Italy yet, but will be in about 3 weeks, and we have already ...

... is the obligatory gift shop, of course.   By now its dark; we are all cranky, hungry and tired.  We ate at a chain restaurant (Bertucci's), which hit the spot.  But as we keep saying, if my wife doesn't have to cook, and I don't have to ...

... 10 laps of Quebec to take a trolley tour of Boston. After navigating the subway from our hotel to downtown we headed to the restaurant 'Legal Seafood' for what was going to be a light lunch before hitting the trolley tour - until the third course of the ...

... enjoyed his job. That night we jump on the subway into North End which is the Italian area in Boston it was so good just walking round the the place the atmosphere was magic. We had dinner at beautiful little Italian restaurant with great food and ...

... little town.  Very picturesque with many artist galleries, boats, beautiful houses ... and everybody smokes. We ate at a wonderful restaurant called S&P Oyster  Company.  They treated us well, gave us a large table and brought out the ...

... suit up from the dry-cleaner's, we headed back into town for dinner. We met up with Graham and Sara and went to a great restaurant in the North End of town (Little Italy) called Antico Forno. Another fantastic meal with wine for a very good price! The ...

... Museum     5. Cheers     6. Bunker Hill Monument     7. Legal Foods Restaurant     8. Bell in Hand bar     9. Granary Burying Ground ...

... , but another tiring wait of three hours for the same train that was three hours late in Toledo took the edge off it. We finally arrived in Boston around eight o'clock, unpacked and went next door to the family restaurant for tea. We all slept like ...

... on time, flight from Portland.  We had a chance to walk around town for a while that evening and eat at the Oldest restaurant in the US, the Union Oyster House, where we shared a lobster dinner and we now know the difference between fresh and not so ...

... meet Pete. The restaurant is done up in boldly kitsch colours of purple and pink - an irreverant touch in staid Boston. The staff at the restaurant give us special treatment because Jon works here. The food is delicious and expensive and we enjoy a nice ...

... we decided to hop the "T" and head back for dinner around Andover Newton which ended up being a great decision. We found a great little restaurant with outside tables and enjoyed a perfect meal with a pitcher of white, key lime and melon sangria.   ...

... faced up to defeat and asked if they could have the last slice 'to go'. Whilst we were in the restaurant, the Boston fire brigade in their full uniform also picked up some pizza 'to go' parking their fire engine outside the restauarant whilst ...

... and interesting how much it tasted like an actual burger even though there was no bread!!! Dessert was a stroll along the main restaurant street, Newbury St and a quick stop into PinkBerry for some frozen yoghurt! Yum! Back to the hotel for a fantastic ...

... the afternoon which is a bonus. That evening we head out for food with the gang as it is our last night in Boston. We pick an Ethiopian restaurant and after expecting food packages to drop out of the sky - the food turns out to be belting and the ...

... we first went to a small spot called Ernesto’s, and then headed back to stand in line at Giacomo’s. It’s a small restaurant, so the line takes a while to get through, but it was the only restaurant that had a line on a weeknight, so you ...