Guidebook for Boston
Drinks & Nightlife
Kelley Square Pub
84 Bennington StLocal pub
Food Scene
Roy's Cold Cuts
198 Marion StIncredible deli, packed with Beatles memorabilia!
Rino's Place
258 Saratoga StAlways a line out the door
Ecco Boston
107 Porter StreetAmazing brunch, try the lobster benedict!
Cornhole, Giant Jenga, completely Australian themed meat pies, beer and wine, waterfront!
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KO Catering and Pies
256 Marginal StCornhole, Giant Jenga, completely Australian themed meat pies, beer and wine, waterfront!
Essentials
Shaw's
Local
Everything Else
Take a five minute train ride from here to get to downtown.
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Airport station
Take a five minute train ride from here to get to downtown.
Entertainment & Activities
Central Park Lanes
10 Saratoga StVeteran family-run candle-pin bowling
Parks & Nature
Also a bike/running path down here! This is where the train station is located as well. Also a playground and sprinkler for children.
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Bremen Street Community Park
344 Bremen StAlso a bike/running path down here! This is where the train station is located as well. Also a playground and sprinkler for children.
Absolutely gorgeous and a sailing center that offers lessons
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Piers Park Sailing Center
95 Marginal StAbsolutely gorgeous and a sailing center that offers lessons
Brand new waterfront basketball courts, soccer fields, etc.
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Lo Presti Park
33 Sumner StBrand new waterfront basketball courts, soccer fields, etc.
Constitution Beach
799 Bennington StOnce a marine industrial site, this area is now one of Boston’s 39 urban wilds, or natural landscapes, thanks to the efforts of the Urban Wilds Initiative. As well as meadow grasses and salt marshes, it has a boardwalk, walking paths, and a viewing platform overlooking Chelsea Creek.
Condor Street Urban Wild
300 Condor StOnce a marine industrial site, this area is now one of Boston’s 39 urban wilds, or natural landscapes, thanks to the efforts of the Urban Wilds Initiative. As well as meadow grasses and salt marshes, it has a boardwalk, walking paths, and a viewing platform overlooking Chelsea Creek.