Day 1 Itinerary
Places visited: Boston College Club
Boston College Club
Fancy dinner at Boston College Club with my dad. The views were absolutely stunning and the food was delicious. Glad we started off with a nice dinner in Boston
Day 2 Itinerary
Places visited: FORTISSIMO COFFEE HOUSE SOMERVILLE - Bow Market - Mike's Pastry
FORTISSIMO COFFEE HOUSE SOMERVILLE
Nice stop for breakfast and a strong cup of coffee.
Bow Market
I saw that there “yoga in a brewery” classes were an option so I found a class at Remnant brewing. My dad and I started off the day with a nice morning flow and then Attended the Après Ski event taking place in the courtyard outside. There was fire pits, blankets, snacks, and craft beers to enjoy throughout the courtyard.
Mike's Pastry
You can’t come to Boston without having a cannoli and my favorite place is Mikes Pastry. It’s located on the North End, Boston’s Little Italy, so we took a box to go after eating some tasty Italian food for dinner. The place is always packed and cash only but I always rave about how good these are.
Day 3 Itinerary
Places visited: Tatte Bakery & Cafe - Boston Public Garden - Boston Public Market - James Hook & Co - Observation Deck at Independence Wharf - Trillium Brewing Company
Tatte Bakery & Cafe
Boston Public Garden
We took our coffee to go and stroll along the Boston Public gardens, a large park in the heart of Boston.
Boston Public Market
James Hook & Co
You also have to get a lobster roll while in Boston! Tried out James Hook Co which was right on the waterfront. Their toasted buttery roll was packed with lobster claw and tail and did not disappoint!
Observation Deck at Independence Wharf
Great hidden observation deck. Admission is free and there are great views and no crowds. I highly recommend visiting the observation deck for great views of Boston and the bay
Trillium Brewing Company
Loved the vibe of this brewery and they have amazing lobster toast!
