Best bagels I've found in NYC. I'm partial to the salt bagels but they're all good. Egg and cheese on salt is a serious sandwich. Bagels are huge, come hungry, leave full. Show up early to avoid line.
Lunch specials are the way to do: 11 am to 3 pm every day, except for Sundays and holidays, with a wide variety of options, all priced between $8 and $12.
Very impressive beer/tap selection, with many quality IPAs and other overly "hoppy" brews. Can't go wrong with a Victory Hop Devil draft.
El Tiante, the sandwich joint on Yawkey, is one of the few places at Fenway where you can get a chicken sausage sandwich. A must if you, like me, do not dig on swine. Only open during Sox games though
Ask for the habanero hot sauce, then add it sparingly to the salsa, your tacos and anything else you want to burn your taste buds. So hot, so delicious.
You have to have a ticket to access the store during Red Sox games, but it's also open on days with no games and during the off season.
Jose's often offers great Groupon deals, so check Groupon before you pay, buy one (or more) if you can and save yourself some scratch. Yeah.
Fantastic coffee, horrendous service. They mess up food orders more than they get them right. Grab java at George Howell then go across the street to Bread and Chocolate or Great Harvest for food.
The best thing about The Publick House is its extensive selection of rare (at least in the U.S.) Belgian beers, but the Monk Fries in a paper cone are a close second. Eat some with truffle ketchup.
Drink a bottle of Cantillon lambic. I recommend St. Lamvinus or Vigneronne. Not cheap, but so worth it. Cheers.
Get the pretzels appetizer. Comes with honey mustard, maple syrup dip and caramel and lots of different flavored salts. Unique and awesome.
