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Go Shop View archives

  • Boston Pewter Company

    For over two decades, this local shop has been offering the largest collection of American-made pewter in New England. Shop for one-ofa- kind, handcrafted pewter plates, bowls, utensils and candlesticks, as well as copper weathervanes and sculptures. (9/2011)

    At Faneuil Hall
    617-523-1776
    bostonpewtercompany.com

  • Stel’s

    This comfy boutique, just steps below the buzz on Newbury Street, is a popular go-to stop for young fashionistas. This is the place to pick up a floral maxi skirt by Suno or a Wings & Horns Henley for your man. (9/2011)

    334 Newbury St
    617-262-3348
    shopstels.com

  • HABIT

    Shopping the bargains at this eclectic emporium in the trendy, up-and-coming South Boston neighborhood could be habit-forming. The tiny boutique is chock-full of fun and funky men and women’s clothing from hip, small-label designers. (9/2011)

    703 E Broadway St, South Boston
    617-269-1998
    www.habitshop.com



 

Go See View archives

  • Boston Arts Festival

    This event features the work of more than 60 local artists, who exhibit and sell original and limited edition works. The two-day waterfront festival includes special activities for kids and live performances held on two stages overlooking the harbor. Sept. 10-11. (9/2011)

    Christopher Columbus Park
    617-635-3911
    bostonahtsfestival.com

  • Shakespeare on the Common

    One of Boston’s most popular summer events draws crowds to the Commons to watch theater under the stars. Pack a picnic basket and bring a blanket to this year’s free performance of the Bard’s All’s Well That Ends Well. Through Aug. 14. (9/2011)

    Parkman Bandstand, Boston Commons
    617-426-0863
    commshakes.org

  • Emerald Necklace Center

    Check out the new visitor center, housed in the historic H. H. Richardson building, where you can pick up maps and information on Boston’s Frederick Law Olmsteddesigned Emerald Necklace. Then walk the pretty string of parks, stretching from Boston Commons to Franklin Park. (9/2011)

    125 The Fenway
    617-522-2700
    emeraldnecklace.org



 

Go Eat View archives

  • Menton

    This elegant restaurant in Fort Point Channel is the latest brainchild of local celebrity chef Barbara Lynch, who also operates No. 9 Park, B&G Oysters and The Butcher Shop. Haute cuisine diners can choose the French-inspired four-course or the threecourse prix fixe menu. $$$$ (9/2011)

    354 Congress St
    617-737-0099
    mentonboston.com

  • Toscanini’s

    There’s ice cream and then there’s Toscanini’s. You're on vacation, so treat yourself to a double scoop of ultra-creamy, made-on-site ice cream. Flavors rotate, but go for the burnt caramel if it's available. $ (9/2011)

    899 Main St, Cambridge
    617-491- 5877
    tosci.com

  • Deuxave

    This new, ultra-chic bistro in Back Bay features nouveau French cuisine, utilizing seasonal and local ingredients. Start with appetizers like the lobster with gnocchi or ninehour French onion soup, and follow it with a special like local flounder with fennel mussel ragout or house-made pasta. $$$$ (9/2011)

    371 Commonwealth Ave
    617-517- 5915
    deuxave.com



 

Go Party View archives

  • The Estate

    You've got to look good, dress to the nines, grease the bouncer or be a celebrity to get into this upscale dance club. Celebrate in style with top-shelf bottle service and a VIP lounge. (9/2011)

    1 Boylston Pl
    617-351-7000
    theestateboston.com

  • Trinity

    Locals and tourists alike flock to this action-packed, three-level singles hangout located in the historic Faneuil Hall area. Catch a Sox game in the sports bar, play a game of darts or dance to DJ-mixed music. (9/2011)

    61 Chatham St
    617-367-6172
    trinityboston.com

  • Brendan Behan Pub

    Keeping with the best Irish traditions, serious drinking and convivial chatter are the hallmarks of this longtime favorite hangout. Hoist a Guinness (or stout, dark ale or lager) and strike up a conversation. It’s worth the short subway ride from downtown. (9/2011)

    378 Centre St, Jamaica Plain
    617-522-5386
    brendanbehanpub.com



 

Fun Fact!


Faneuil Hall's famous golden grasshopper weathervane was modeled after the one atop the Royal Exchange in London.


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