Boston’s restaurant and hotel scene never sits still, and neither do I. I’m back with a fresh round of additions to my Boston Guide, including two hotels I’ve now reviewed in depth (hello, Back Bay chic and Seaport efficiency), plus a few meals that were so good I’m still thinking about them on the flight home.
If you’re planning a Boston trip and want a mix of treat-yourself spots and practical, well-located stays, this update is for you.
Boston’s restaurant and hotel scene evolves quickly, and there’s no better time than the present to refresh my Boston Guide. The last update was in January, and since then I’ve visited several spots that deserve a mention. From standout seafood bars to boutique hotels, here are five additions that will make your next Boston itinerary more delicious and comfortable.
Boston, my beloved hometown, continues to evolve with new culinary delights, cozy cafes, and memorable dining experiences. It’s been far too long since I’ve updated The Savvy Bostonian Boston Guide, and after a recent review, I realized some serious housekeeping was overdue.
Post-pandemic Boston has seen the closure of several cherished spots, but it’s also welcomed some fabulous new gems. As my mission is to keep this guide a valuable resource for locals and travelers alike, here’s what’s been removed and added this time around!
Whether you’re a local or a tourist, I’ve created my ultimate Boston guide to share my favorite Boston hotels, restaurants, and other must-see attractions. Prior to moving to London, I lived in Boston for 15 years and regularly go back. The ‘Boston Guide’ lives on the top header bar of my blog, but can also be found here: https://thesavvybostonian.com/boston-guide/
Check it out and as always, I appreciate your recommendations for good places to try!
Please note that all of the reviews and recommended places are a reflection of my own opinions and are not sponsored.
