606 Congress at the new Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel features American style favorites served in tapa sized portions, brought to you by chefs Michael Schlow and Toby Hill. The also offer great fresh seafood from Maine lobster to [more...]

Sanctuary, in the Financial District, is the place to go for a hot evening out. Featuring a full bar, DJs, dancing, line privileges for VIPs, and even a free gourmet taco buffet every weekday from 5:00pm-7:00pm. Thursdays are 80s night [more...]

The Do Re Mi Music Studio in Allston is not necessarily the cleanest place to go for karaoke, but it certainly has a lot of character. Rent individual rooms of varying sizes and go nuts in groups big or small as you can choose songs [more...]

Citrio Catering & Provisions Co. in Newton Highlands might not be in your neighborhood, so you might not consider heading over there for lunch. It really kind of depends on whether or not you enjoy fresh-baked bread, which they use [more...]

The Harvard Film Archive is a great resource for true fans of classic films and the art of the cinema itself, and features marathons, festivals, sneak peaks, and other film events of classic, art-house, and independent film-making. [more...]

The Milky Way Lounge & Lanes in Jamaica Plain is one of those truly unique city finds that features a little something for everyone. Retro-recreation enthusiasts and ugly communal shoe fetishists will enjoy the bowling aspect, while [more...]

TT the Bear's Place in Cambridge is a super-cool night spot that's only for people in the know. Catch some great live music by lesser-knowns, local groups, undergrounders, and even 90s one-hit wonders. In addition to live music, they [more...]

Sebastians Interactive Kitchen might have a self-defeatist according to some, but learning how to cook a great meal, and then actually getting to enjoy one is actually the perfect night out for many people. Chef Julia Shanks hosts [more...]

The new restaurant Grezzo, in the North End, is not somewhere you want to go for good cooking. That's because the menu features nothing but 100% raw (meaning uncooked) organic vegan food. While you may not find a good strip steak here, [more...]

ChocoLee Chocolates is a brand-spanking new sweet shop by pastry chef Lee Napoli, who has worked or consulted at Icarus, Maison Robert, Grill 23, Metro, and Bricco. With every kind of chocolate confection perfection you could imagine, [more...]

Via Matta's F.A.M.E. (Fashion.Art.Music.Enoteca) events, held on the first Wednesday of every month in the restaurant’s enoteca, are quickly becoming one of the hottest spots in the city. With free food and drink from 7-9PM, a DJ [more...]

Belkin Family Lookout Farm in South Natick is one of the oldest working farms in the country, and features green houses, a farm market, train rides, a petting zoo, and lots of fruit picking fun. Depending of course on the season, you [more...]

Mystery Cafe Presents The Mobfather is an interactive murder mystery diner theater performance, held regularly at Ricardo's Ristorant in the North End. Featuring a thrilling storyline and intriguing characters portrayed by brilliant [more...]

Finnegan's Wake is a dinner theater comedy performance at The Elephant & Castle Restaurant & Pub on Devonshire Street in Boston. This interactive comedy performance, recreates the ballad of "Finnegan's Wake" to hilarious [more...]

The Bulfinch Hotel is just the place to have a "getaway" in the city. Swank it up in this uniquely styled brick building within walking distance of Faneuil Hall, the North End, Little Italy, and Government Center. This 9 story flat iron [more...]

The Twin River Casino in Lincoln, Rhode Island is a mere 45 minute drive from Boston, and well worth the trip if you take advantage of all it has to offer. Whether its the extensive slots, gaming tables, as well as the race track, you [more...]

The Boston African National Site is a collection of historical sites and landmarks pertaining to black history prior to the Civil War. The over 2 dozen sites, include schools, businesses, churches, homes, and other historic buildings [more...]

Utrecht Art Supply is one of the best places in Boston to go for art supplies. From the budget conscious student, to the seasoned artiste, this inconspicuous shop in the heart of the Northeastern campus has everything you could possibly [more...]

The Aleppo Shriners Auditorium is located 15 miles north of Boston, and hosts everything from the tamer trade shows to the down and dirty, topsy turvy rodeos and circus acts. The diversity of offerings come from the extensive amounts of [more...]

The Bayside Expo Center plays hosts to lots of big ticket events throughout the year. With trade shows that feature everything from foreign cultures, to cars, to fashion, to flowers, to all sorts of commercial items, this events center [more...]