#explore boston

[splendor-sine-occasu]

Edited: Watching the sun set over Boston. 

[peregrinatingmaylena]

Assorted Boston pictures.... Boston Tea Party sites, the Boston Public Market (the fun little shot of Erin and I), more Boston Common, and finally... The most incredible thing I have ever eaten in my entire life.

I’m not even going to tell you where it is. That’s how good it was. Though it was on TV once, so I’m sure if you try, you could easily figure it out.

I come from a Sicilian family. We know our food. We like our food. We are masters of pizzas and pastas and sauces and the like. I had never been to an Italian restaurant that I preferred to my own family’s cooking, until the first time that I set foot in here (insinuating that yes, there was a second and third time).

The restaurant is not in the nicest area, and it is quite small - but it all just adds to the charm. We had a pizza with tomato sauce, dollops of ricotta, and prosciutto on our first visit, and it was life changing. I sound like I am being dramatic - I can promise you, I am not at all exaggerating. We had the opportunity to chat with the chef and he too was Sicilian, and had returned to Italy, somewhere near Pisa, in order to perfect his dough recipe. Killer food, great vibe, all around awesome experience.

[wherefoodis]

Samuel Adams Brewery, Party Trolleys and Doyles!

Samuel Adams Brewery, Party Trolleys and Doyles!

Next time you’re in Boston you have to stop by the Samuel Adams Brewery! Make sure you go around lunch time and are feeling a bit hungry. No, it’s not so you can get drunk faster. I’m (kind of) an adult now, thank you. It’s so you’ll be in tip top shape for your meal at Doyles. I’ve road tested the day for you – it’s going to be so much fun! Take a taxi to the Brewery; you might not have the…

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