Downtown
The neighborhood contains the city’s financial district and one of the major shopping areas known as Downtown Crossing. A lot of the lunch places cater to the 9-5 schedule and close for the evening.
Sightseeing
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Best of Boston
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All Day Boston Experience
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Freedom Trail & Little Italy
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Boston & Cambridge
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Boston & Salem
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Student Insider
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Where to Eat
Breakfast
Thinking Cup
local coffeeshop chain with breakfast and lunch options
Cafe Bonjour
sit down breakfast with great brunch options
Bakey Bakery
large selection of baked goods and coffee option
Lunch
Thinking Cup
local coffeeshop chain with breakfast and lunch options
Chacarero
unbelievable sandwiches with a spicy twist
Sam LaGrassa's
delicious hearty sandwiches, massive portion sizes
Luke’s Lobster
hole-in-the-wall place specializing in chowder and lobster rolls made with fresh caught Maine seafood, very quick and very tasty
James Hook
the best lobster roll in town, along with other seafood such as cooked crab-cakes and live lobster
Boston Public Market
indoor market with local food and artist booths, great for lunch or dinner
Roche Bros
underground supermarket in the heart of downtown, upstairs has a salad and hot food bar for easy on-the-go meals
Dinner
The Merchant Bar and Grill
solid food and drinks all around
Legal Sea Foods
seafood chain, great quality of food
Democracy Brewing
locally owned brewery with good food
jm Curley
rustic burger bar with excellent beer and whiskey
Bogie’s Place
the best steak house in Boston hidden inside of jm Curley, make a reservation ahead of time and look for the red velvet curtain entrance inside
Drinks
Yvonne’s
stylish hideaway speak-easy styled in classic marble & mahogany wood
Dessert & Snacks
Insomnia Cookies
local chain known for delicious cookies and ice-cream
Kane's Donuts
amazing donuts
Omni Parker Hotel
home to the original Boston Cream Pie and still as delicious
Bathrooms
Automated Toilet Outside City Hall
completely automated self-washing toilet facility on Congress Street, small change required to use
Boston Public Market
artisanal farm-to-table market with 20+ vendors and public restrooms
City Hall
inside the concrete building dominating City Hall Plaza are public restrooms
The Corner Mall Food Experience
(mostly) underground food court located in Downtown Crossing
Quincy Market
food court located in the historical Quincy Market building next to Faneuil Hall