The Boston Harbor Islands consist of 2 coastal peninsulas and 32 small islands, ranging in size from less than an acre to over 200 acres. Hopping a ferry to the Harbor Islands is a fun way to spend an afternoon … Continue reading
Boston’s South End is eager to welcome to the neighborhood a traditional, historically-insipred menu at Kitchen, which will take over the former Pops space this spring or early summer. Chef/owner Scott Herritt, who also runs the Marliave in Downtown Crossing and Grotto in Government … Continue reading
This May, Boston is hosting the first ever Top Desserts event in Boston, spotlighting the best of the best in our city’s sweets scene. On Thursday May 24th at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, guests will be treated to a taste … Continue reading
See Stephen Baumbach’s last journey into the realm of flowers In Boston, our bed and breakfast guests along with us, wait for for Spring & Summer each year. Sure, we have plenty of fun winter time activities to keep … Continue reading
Most guests at our Boston bed and breakfast could not deny Boston is a Foodie city – a culinary capital with access to great local ingredients and celebrity chefs. Seafood is typically a popular dining request, when helping guests make dinner reservations in the … Continue reading
Sprinkles Cupcake ATM in Los Angeles As a Boston bed and breakfast, we know a thing or two about indulging in sweets & treats, especially the infamous cupcake. It has been nearly 10 calorie filled years, since cupcakes became popularized … Continue reading
April 16th, 2012 marks the 116th annual Boston Marathon road race. Held every year on Patriots’ Day, the third Monday of April, the Boston Marathon is the world’s oldest and best-known road racing events. The Boston Athletic Association (BAA) manages … Continue reading
Owning and operating a bed and breakfast, you can imagine that brunch is one of the favorite things to do in Boston. You can have it any number of ways, long and leisurely, short and intoxicating or just about anything in … Continue reading
As most visitors know, Boston is one New England city with a very strong Irish influence. This can be best appreciated during the month of March, when we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Local businesses display their Irish pride all month … Continue reading
It has been just about a year since Rocca closed its doors at 500 Harrison. During that time, there may have been a few other closures in the South End restuarant scene, but none that we miss quite as much … Continue reading
