Blink! featuring the music of the Holiday Pops, is a 6-week state-of-the-art light and sound…read moreextravaganza (running until 12/31). This new holiday tradition uses over 350,000 LED lights to illuminate Boston's skyline. Blink! is a must-see holiday show, perfect for all ages. Nightly performances begin at 4:30 and run every half an hour throughout the property. The best place to see the show is near the giant Christmas tree. Then you can turn around to see the rest of the lights in Faneuil Hall blink too. The show isn't too long - enough time to have fun, but not have children get bored. I watched the show with a group of adults and we enjoyed it as well. It's definitely worth checking out while you're in the Faneuil Hall area!

A FREE EVENT DURING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SEASON (November - Dec) @ FANEUIL HALL. If you're in…read morethe Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Downtown Boston or The North End area; then be sure to stop on down. I wouldn't make a special trip here just for this place but include it with some other activity that's close by. They have a beautiful giant Christmas Tree decorated with over 350,000 lights. They play pre recorded Classic Christmas Songs & sync them to the lights for a show called BLINK. They have the show numerous times each night after dark. They post the schedule. Also don't forget to check out both sides of Faneuil Hall near the Christmas tree, there are beautiful Ice Sculptures. There was The Disney Moana Ice Sculpture & The Ice Sofa which was really Cool on the other side. They let you sit on the Ice Sofa. Don't worry you sit down on a cushion so you don't freeze or stick to the surface. The colors are blue & pink. REMEMBER TO TAKE YOUR PHONE OR CAMERA WITH YOU. YOU TAKE A SELFIE ON THE SOFA & BECAUSE OF THE LIGHTS & THE CRYSTAL CLEAR ICE YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'RE A MEMBER OF THE BLUE MAN GROUP! PRETTY COOL! It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Named after Isaac... Hayes, that is…read more Cute little suburb far west of Boston which is kind of fancy and has some good stuff here including some Asian restaurants and one of my favorite tanning salons. I like it out here but traffic in the evening gets gross and pukeworthy. Luckily the toll road runs right through here so you can jump on it and get away.

" What a walk" Great walk with your pup , alone or with…read morefriends. Free parking & clean bathrooms along with a water fountain. Come bye and explore. It will be a good experience. See you soon .

Very nice quiet space. This is a great place for any age. I think it's best enjoyed on cooler days…read moreas there's not a lot of shade. I was happy that they have a small parking lot. Definitely a great place to check out!

Went for pizzas here. They have good salad too, though I wouldn't say the salads are huge. The kids…read moreloved the pizza! I had a salad. I didn't see too many gluten free options on the menu other than salad. The place is right in oak square and has a number of tables. Great place for us for a cozy early dinner.

parking is street…read more booked a table for saturday lunch the night before. credit card is charged $25 to hold and they'll take it off your bill. we ordered the soup of the day, chicken and vegetables, caprese, the trio ravioli, seafood pasta, and a couple of cappuccino. soup was nice, was accompanied with bread. very comforting bowl of soup. seasoning come through each bite. the more i ate it, the more i realized it was just a little bit on the salty side for me. caprese was very fresh, all the ingredients were really fresh. the mozzarella is the denser type. my ravioli plate was great. a good size, you can taste the freshness of the ravioli dough. my favorite was the cheese. there were corners of the ravioli that were a bit al dente. the seafood pasta was not at its best. the seafood served was fishy, not fresh. when the plate was brought out you could smell the unsavory fishiness. i personally wouldn't have serve the seafood at home if it gotten to that stage. for dessert we got the crème brûlée and mango panna cotta. we loved the crème brûlée. the shell was nice and hard, flavor was good. the panna cotta was a bit dense for our own personal liking. i got one cappuccino at the start of the meals and a second one during dessert. second one was a lot stronger than the first. both were good. the restaurant should update their menu to reflect the correct pricing. menu shows $3 and was charged $4.95, doesn't leave a good taste when that happens. for carry out, we ordered the chicken pesto and italian sandwich, both very good. all the ingredients were flavorful and really fresh. the rosemary they include on each sandwich is a really nice touch. it's actually a fresh (not dried) cut of a rosemary branch. i took it and infused it with olive oil at home to accompany the sandwich. happy to return and try other dishes.

If you want a free line of Coke because you have no money, then what you want is a Broke-line. And…read moreI'm sorry but unless you're a really sexy person willing to put out (in which case is it really free), then you probably won't find one. I don't even do drugs so don't look at me. Brookline is a really nice and fancy and relaxing City to the south west of Boston which is really part of Boston, let's be honest. You'll find lots of suburban niceties here but also some citiness and some cool stuff in terms of food and drinks and just in general I really like it here.

Brookline - one of the 4 main cities that make up this urban area we call home. Famous for golf,…read moresushi, lines outside Jewish brunch places and sushi. It's the most upmarket and suburban of the urban cities of Boston and is pretty on the eye but often hard on the wallet. Corey Hill Outlook, the bakeries (Athan's and Japonaise), the cinema, the Thai restaurants, some of the sushi and the Publick House are redeeming features that get me across the river regularly. Yuppie parents, bad sushi, horrible intersections, stupid bylaws, the green line, murderous turkeys, painful hills for cyclists, the Ryder Cup in 1999, the fans at the Ryder Cup in 1999, the shirts the USA wore at the Ryder Cup in 1999, and STUPID PARKING FACISM (!!!) are all reasons why Brookline Fails at Life. Just my opinion, but Brookline, you're 4th out of 4. (sound effect: mwaap, mwap, mwaaah)

My company had an event at Davio's and the service was the highlight. Kevin took excellent care of…read moreus. Definitely will be coming back and asking for him next time.

Crispy Calamari, 5* Caesar Salad, 3*…read moreWater glasses not refilled Had to ask for more popovers Crab Cakes, 3*, a great disappointment. Tiramisu, 4.5*

Carlo's Cucina is a small hole in the wall restaurant serving up some really good food! We stopped…read moreby on a Saturday night and were seated immediately. Cozy spot, a bit squished but not soo much. The bread was really good. Some of the best bread I've had before a meal. Warm and just a little crunchy on the exterior. Our food came out in good time. We got a chicken parmigiana and a seafood pasta dish. Both were delicious. I've came here because I saw all the good reviews and recommendations, and was not disappointed!

Noticed Carlos Cucina on Yelp and decided to give it a try…read more It is a bit of a pain to get to, not right off the highway. Finally found it thanks to navigation. The parking is a bit tricking as it is in a downtown area and there is just parking on the street. Finally found parking not too far away. It is a rustic and pretty small restaurant. We were greeted right away and sat a table. It was rather late, so we just decided to order our entrees. I ordered Chicken Marsala and my husband Veal Parmesan. Entrees came in pretty short order and both entrees were huge! Veal and chicken were very tender. Sauce delicious. We got side of pasta. Very, very good. Worth the ride. We will definitely be going back!

Such a great space and wonderful array of shops. Everything is so close in so you can do so many…read morethings in one afternoon without leaving the area. The T stops right there as well but there are good parking options - even for electric cars. The area has such a charm about it as well.

Love how cute this area is - definitely a date worthy neighborhood…read more It's got brunch options, cafes, local quaint movie theater, restaurants, and more all within a 5-10 block radius. I would recommend taking the T (at the heart of CC) or walking here to avoid having to find parking especially on weekends.

Audrey was a delight! Boston Foodie Tour was a wonderful family morning during our time in Boston…read more Audrey's knowledge of the food and culture in the North End was amazing--and she seems to know everyone so walking around to each restaurant was a treat. The quantity of food is generous, to say the least...luckily we paced ourselves and didn't eat everything at the first few stops. After the tour, we went back to a few places and stocked up :). If you're looking for a food tour in Boston's North End, this is it!!

My friends and I had a total blast with Audrey on her 'Sip, Savor and Shop' tour! All the food we…read morehad was amazing and it was fun to be introduced to many of the great shops in the North End. Audrey is a true treasure of knowledge about food, the North End, empowering women and having fun!! Whether you are visiting Boston for the first time or you are local you won't regret spending time with and learning from Audrey!