These guys were so friendly! We were bumping around the North End, walked by here, the doors were…read moreopen, some of the firefighters were working around, we started chatting-my kids got to look around and learn from the firefighters. Way cool! We all know these guys are willing to run into a burning building to save our sorry asses, so thank a firefighter next time you see one! Cute pic included...

The funniest people on earth are Fire Fighters. They go…read morethrough as much garbage as the police but have the sense of humor to enjoy it !

What I love about this dog park is that it has grass! It's fake but it's grass and my dog won't…read morestart digging and getting dirty from dirt. The dog park is also very clean! The top half of the dog park is for dogs 25lbs and less and the bottom half which is fenced off is for 25lb and plus. The dogs there were very friendly and well behaved. This was the first time I brought my puppy to a dog park because I'm nervous about how other dogs will behave but they were all very nice along with their owners. I would definitely visit this park again !!

The best dog park by far in the Boston area. I was looking for something in the city without dirt…read moreor pebbles. They have fake grass. It is nicely shaded with a great breeze! Water is available there, but they don't have baggies for poop so make sure to bring your own. There are two spots, one for smaller which is on the upper side, and one that is for bigger dogs (25 lbs and up). We have a smaller dog so we went to that area first, but there weren't any dogs up there. The smaller dogs were with the big dogs in that area so we went down there and it was fine. Dogs were well behaved.

The Library has improved over the years. I had to revisit the Library once more and I do enjoy it…read more It's a nice place to study. The staff is wonderful and helpful; I enjoyed watching the live talk show at the Newsfeed Cafe. Overall, I'm impressed! I recommend it to anyone who wants to study, sign up for free events, get resources that can help them, or read books to enjoy their time.

The Boston Public Library is an institution. It is famous for being the first large, free…read moremunicipal library in the United States, established in 1848. Known as a "palace for the people," it is renowned for its stunning Renaissance Revival architecture, the iconic Bates Hall reading room, and an extensive collection of over 23 million items. My niece loved taking pictures of the outside building as well as the inside areas near the fountain. On certain days and times, you can watch live broadcasts from GBH inside the cafe.

Last stop before I went home and it was great. Went at 10 am and they serve the entire menu so you…read moredon't have to wait till 11. The roll is great, on the more expensive side but worth it. The place is small so I would grab food and enjoy at the park.

I was recommended to go to Pauli's for lobster rolls. I had previously tried a lobster roll out in…read moreWestborough, and I was genuinely disappointed. This place redeemed whatever it was I had in Framingham. The place is pretty small. I just ordered at the counter, and the person taking my order was super friendly. Wish I got their name for a shout-out. There's not a lot of seating in the establishment; it feels like the place is meant for a very quick meal. FOOD: I got a hot buttered lobster roll and it came with a side of chips. I actually ran into the owner while I was there, and he had explained that their lobster rolls are unique in the sense that they actually toss their lobster meat in a pan with butter. You can really taste it. Buttery lobster heaven. Would definitely come again if I'm back in Boston. I could probably eat ten of those hot buttered lobster rolls in one sitting and have no regrets.

Visiting Cafe Luna for Mother's Day brunch and was impressed all around. Service was attentive…read morewithout being pesky. Food was excellently prepared and it's nice to see the usual breakfast/brunch fair along with other unique dishes such as lobster Benedict and duck Benedict! They just moved into this new restaurant space and there is a lot more space than the previous location.

Came here for brunch on a weekend morning and the place was packed! I've been wanting to try their…read morebrunch for so long so we made a reservation in advance to ensure we got a spot within a reasonable time. The menu had a great selection of dishes to choose from. We got things to share and service was reasonable - not too fast or too slow for everything to come out. The food itself tasted great, it was however pretty pricy in my opinion, especially for the portion size. While delicious, I probably won't come back unless it was a special event or something. I enjoyed the meal, just too expensive for me!

Kendall standards are, honestly, lower. If you don't charge $50 for a salad and $25 for a cocktail…read moreyou're already an innovator. If you provide reasonable quality and friendly staff you are downright a gem. Sulmona is a comfy vibe and acceptable food. It's nothing outstanding but it's a nice place to stop by particularly during the non peak hours because it has a good amount of space and the staff is friendly and accommodating. I find myself coming here when I'm just kind of out of ideas. But in a nice way.

Tried Sulmona for Dine Out Boston because of the value of their prefix menu. The food was good, our…read morefavorites surprised us, we loved the panzanella salad and the panna cotta. The ribeye was also very tasty but if you are not a fan of blue cheese you will probably not love the mashed potatoes. Our least favorite items were the chicken Parmesan, arancini, and donuts they weren't bad by any means just kinda basic, nothing to write home about.

Pappare Ristorante was a fantastic stop in Boston. My wife and I tried another restaurant but they…read morehad an hour and a half wait, so we decided to walk around and found Pappare. Immediately we were greeted by a very nice staff and they made it so this visit was enjoyable. We had Phil as our server and he was extremely nice asking if we had any questions about the menu, or if we wanted any drinks to go with our meal. We started out with the bruschetta which was delicious and the pasta we had was even better. My wife had the spaghetti and I had the alfredo.

There are few things better than a pappare handmade pasta dish…read more We DEVOURED 2 pasta dishes, an app, and about all the wine they had in the cellar. Everything was perfectly balanced nothing was overpowering. I will say this place stands up to every other spot in the north end. Reasonable prices, delicious food, just what you would expect for Italian in this area 10/10!!

Have you ever been walking down a street in the city, and next thing you know, a coven or witches…read morepulls up next to you in a white van, smoking an entire carton of cigarettes, each with their own large Dunkin Donuts iced coffee in one hand, and a booklet in the other? Those are the meter maids, and they are on the prowl. They drive around all over the city and hunt (and smoke newports, drink iced coffee, and take lunch breaks longer than some work days). If you see one without a Dunkin Donut's cup in her hand, it's probz bkuz she's writing a $75 ticket for you, bkuz your parking space is within 20 feet of an intersection. BTD is their acronym of choice, but I prefer the one for C U Next Tuesday.

Btd traffic enforcement officers & tow truck drivers are very helpful with assuring parking for the…read moredisabled. Know hp placard know parking! They also educate the public by explaining the rules and regulations posted! And we the public need to respect them for creating parking spaces when and where needed. Learn from "Your" mistakes... and courtesy creates change... Together we can eliminate road rage, accidents and sitting in traffic for long periods of time.

The atmosphere here manages to be both sophisticated and relaxed, Nice view while dining. Great…read moreservice too! I ordered the steak frites cooked to a perfect medium with a deep, salty crust. It was tender enough to melt but had that essential beefy bite. The sauce was silky and sharp, tying the whole plate together without overpowering the meat. Overall a cool nice place to come enjoy dinner or sit at the bar to have a drink.

Phenomenal & will be back to try again!…read more Parking is rough, if you don't catch something in front of the restaurant you might be searching for a while. Staff & service was friendly! Nothing out of the norm, average, quick, and attentive service. The food was phenomenal! I had the Beef tips & Chicken tips, and for dessert I had the "it's brownie time" ice cream & brownies combo, which I recommend highly. I love that the focus is around serving food in Tip as their highlight. I will say a lot of their food is cooked with alcohol, so slow down and read if that's something you're trying to avoid. Typically when restaurants charge higher in price the food is average in taste, but everything else we ate was a home run. I will be back to try more! For the scenery of the restaurant it was a mix of a Bar and fine dining. I like that, if you're there to watch sports and hangout you can easily do that. If you're there for a nice and simple date they've separated a space to do just that as well. It's been a while since I've been enthusiastic about a restaurant and I have to say the restaurant was a great experience, please try!