Visit website. What people are saying. Jul If you are either going to or coming from a Red Sox game at Fenway Park and are looking for a good quick reasonably price meal try this Pizzeria UNO located just at the corner of the Buckminster Hotel.
The place is clean, has plenty of seating, fast service and good pizza. It tends to get crowded if you wait until the very end of the game so it may be a good idea to head there after the seventh inning. It is walking distance from Fenway. Feb After craving a pizza from These guys I was totally disappointed. They listed a fraught porter beer, title was deliver. Not what I asked for. Twice I sent the tepid pizza back and needless to say the service was inattentive, apologetic or caring.
Full view. All photos Tours and Tickets. Sunset Cruise. Boston City view Bicycle Tour. Death and Dying Ghost Tour in Boston. The Revolutionary Story Tour. Boston Sunset Dinner Cruise with Buffet. Boston Seafood Walking Tour. The area. The Curse of the Bambino may have ended years ago, but loyal Red Sox fans will continue to infiltrate this home to historic Fenway Park, where you can find victory banners, people yelling in stereotypical Boston accents, and lots of sports bars.
Located within Kenmore Square, the old gas station Citgo sign is another Boston skyline classic seen throughout the city. For more culture, check out the smaller but equally beautiful Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
Continue off the beaten path and check out the green space in the Back Bay Fens, a pretty community garden. This diverse neighborhood has a mix of universities, sports, culture, and more residential green space. Read more. Best nearby. Bleacher Bar. Cask'n Flagon. Tasty Burger. Boston Burger Company. Yard House. See all. Commonwealth Avenue Mall. Fenway Park. Samuel Eliot Morison Statue.
Panopticon Gallery. Museum of Fine Arts. The Mapparium. The Boston Pops. Back Bay Boxing Gym. Freedom Trail. Ayer Mansion. Write a review Upload a photo. Most Recent. Very good. A Circle of Restaurants and Bars. Kenmore Square is not a destination in and of itself. There are far more interesting places to visit in Boston. In large measure, it is predominantly due to the number of excellent restaurants and ubiquitous chain restaurants and coffee shops.
There is a green line T Stop right in the middle of Kenmore Square, so come for a game, come for a good meal at a restaurant and then, go downtown to a museum or shopping area. For more information, call The restaurant features a full-service bar and outdoor seating.
Try the classic Herc, braised honey-garlic pork shoulder and whipped spicy feta, or the Mykonos salad, a spicy slaw and zucchini-feta fritters concoction. You can also order a fantastic Greek salad, traditional soups, and yummy Greek desserts, such as baklava crisps. Greek cocktails are available, as well. Catch a seat inside or on the patio, or take it to go.
This Fenway outpost of the popular South End artisanal doughnut shop serves up filling doughnuts with an innovative twist. The doughnuts are formed from either brioche dough or cake batter, with house-made glazes, frostings, and toppings.
There are even vegan brioche specials, including rice pudding coconut rice pudding and a coconut and cinnamon glaze and summer berry. Noted for its raw oyster bar and succulent lobster rolls, Eventide also serves up crudos, salads, fried seafood, and a delicious New England clam chowder.
Be sure to save room for dessert: the bourbon caramel soft-serve ice cream is a wonderful post-lunch treat. Diners can enjoy robata-grilled koji chicken, pork and shrimp potstickers, sushi, and a selection of small plates. Patrons are required to wear face masks except when actively eating. Honeygrow offers customizable stir-fries and salads designed to appeal to every palate.
Diners order on touchscreens, navigating between suggested options and substitutions that you can select to customize your dish. A chicken stir-fry can be changed to beef, pork, or vegan in just a few taps. The salads are particularly noteworthy, drawing on locally grown produce.
The brownie crumble, apple pie, and fruit and granola bowls are the perfect sweet ending to your meal. Tasty Burger is not your average burger joint. With a menu that is easy on the wallet, and fast food that leaves your mouth watering for more, Tasty Burger lives up to its name. The hot dogs and chicken sandwiches are pretty tasty, as well.
Available for groups of 10 or more, the meal begins with assorted shellfish and ends with a slow-roasted for 14 hours whole suckling pig. The tavern also carries more than whiskeys, including a small number of hand-selected single barrels.
Basho serves up some of the best sushi in Boston. There are plenty of inventive signature rolls, and fresh ingredients are flown in daily. It has a variety of seating options, from communal tables to private dining areas, making it an excellent gathering spot for groups both small and large.
The restaurant also offers takeout and online ordering. Many of the inventive cocktails are inspired by Southeast Asia.
The tiki drinks are especially popular. A reservation gets you the entire square-foot space, exclusively reserved for you and your party. Owner Tiffani Faison and her hospitality team work with their guests to create elegant three-course individual menus, which can include items from ricotta gnocchi to Nantucket Bay Scallop Mi-Cut.
The private dining restaurant also hosts a weekend Pop-Up Wine Shop, where you can purchase beer, wine, and cocktails to go. Most of the pork, beef, and chicken is all-natural, bought from local farms whenever possible, and all meats except for the fried chicken are gluten-free. Time Out Market came to the Fenway in , becoming the third market of its kind to open in the United States, following the Miami and New York branches.
The market is a great place to grab takeout, but it does feature indoor seating, as well as a 6,square-foot patio. The outdoor park hosts year-round activities, ranging from summer concerts to winter ice skating. The green space is anchored by a public art installation, Grouping of Works from Fountain , by sculptor Nicole Eisenman, and a contemporary glass pod, the year-round home of Trillium Brewing Company. The shop also offers a variety of delectable breakfast sandwiches, served daily until am.
They serve a unique array of coffee and tea-based drinks, sweet and savory crepes, sandwiches and pastries. This Venetian-inspited palace contains artwork collected by prominent Boston art collector and philanthropist Isabella Stewart Gardner — , who helped design the museum, personally overseeing how the collection was hung.
At the center of the four-story palace is a mesmerizing courtyard filled with flowers year-round. The museum also hosts a highly regarded weekend concert series, along with digital programs exploring music at the Gardner. The museum made international headlines in when a pair of thieves masquerading as Boston police officers entered the building and stole 13 works of art, among them priceless works by Vermeer and Rembrandt.
Admission is free for BU students, faculty, and staff with a valid ID. Advance tickets are required, and all visitors and staff must wear face coverings. It is also one of the most popular, with more than a million visitors a year. Famed for its French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collection—with works by Manet, Degas, Renoir, Van Gogh, Monet, and Gauguin, among others—the MFA also holds an extraordinary collection of Chinese art, Egyptian artifacts, and the largest collection of Japanese art outside of Japan, which includes the iconic woodblock print, Fine Wind, Clear Weathe r, by Katsushika Hokusai, and more than 1, photographs of Japanese life in the 19th and 20th centuries.
The Art of the Americas wing opened in , adding 53 galleries and enough exhibition space to display over 5, American objects, more than double the previous number. Reserving tickets in advance is strongly recommended and special ticketed exhibitions require a timed-entry ticket.
All visitors and staff are required to wear face masks inside and outside the building. Olmsted designed the parks—which are linked by parkways and waterways—to provide a respite from urban living for people of all classes. The Emerald Necklace has numerous walking trails and bike paths and various events throughout the year. More information and maps are available here. Series home. BU Today staff Profile. Boston University More Publications. The Brink. BU Today staff.
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