Best Restaurants in Boston

A pizzeria in Boston's North End that has been open since 1926, known for its family recipe and brick oven, offering cheese and pepperoni slices.

The Union Oyster House is the oldest continually operating restaurant in the United States, dating back to 1826, and a National Historic Landmark where Samantha Brown enjoys oysters.

Sichuan Garden is a neighborhood restaurant where the mood is modern, the food is tingling, and the cocktails are award-winning; it serves authentic Sichuan recipes.

A casual seafood spot in a colorful dockside tent with nice views of the city, serving classic pub-style seafood.

A popular pastry shop in the North End, known for its cannolis, where the speakers tried the Florentine cannoli.

Recommended at Quincy Market for a bowl of their famous Boston clam chowder.

Offers tasty Mexican food at Quincy Market.

Serves hot dogs at Quincy Market.

Nearby Quincy Market, where you can enjoy a variety of exclusive beers.

A restaurant in Beacon Hill serving flavorful handmade pasta and delicious pizzas.

Known for its tasty food and cozy atmosphere, offering a relaxed vibe perfect for unwinding after a busy day in Beacon Hill.

A popular pastry shop in the North End, known for its cannolis, where the speakers tried a plain shell cannoli with ricotta filling and pistachios.

A newer market built in 2015 that focuses on small local businesses and has a less touristy vibe, offering various stands like a juice shop, plant shop, and fresh seafood.

A family-owned establishment since 1925 known for its lobster rolls and chowder, where the speakers tried the chowder.

A bakery where the speakers tried the Boston cream pie, noting its soft, fluffy, and moist texture.

A cheap, no-frills, cash-only spot in the North End that serves Sicilian-style pizza and arancini.

Famous for having the best lobster roll, which is hot, buttered, and packed with lobster, although not cheap.

A place to get cannolis, with a plethora of options available for $5 each, cash only.

A restaurant that is known for having the best red sauce in Boston and large portion sizes.

A store where you can get Milk Bar Pie, which is reminiscent of buttermilk pie.

The actual Bull and Finch Pub, where they filmed the show Cheers, open from 11:00 a.m. and serves lunch and dinner daily.

The content creator visited South Street Diner because they heard great things about it and Boston has a strong diner culture.

A pastry shop in the North End, famous for its cannoli.

The Black Rose is an Irish pub where you can get Guinness and fish and chips.

Located two floors up from the Skywalk Observatory in the Prudential Tower, offering a place to enjoy a meal.

A waterfront seafood eatery for takeout.