Experience the historic North End neighborhood in Boston, with Marriott
Bonvoy's Boston's North End Food Tour Small Group Walking Tour. The
North End has a plethora of restaurants, many serving up Italian fare,
bakeries, cafes, and bistros. The tour also includes a stroll along a
promenade, named for the legendary patriot Paul Revere. For more
information, visit website.
Learn the history of Harvard Square,
during Off-The-Beaten Path Food Tours' "Stories of Harvard Square"
Cambridge Food Tour. This area is home to the world-famous Harvard
University, and is a hotspot of diverse cultures, that's reflective in
the many cuisines you'll find here. The iconic chef Julia Child, lived
in Cambridge. View Tour.
The burgeoning Boston Seaport District,
with its many companies and upscale living, is a prime destination for business travelers and dining in Boston. There are numerous restaurants on the waterfront,
including the Seaport Hotel's Aura, TAMO Bistro + Bar, and Seaport Cafe. The
hotel has its own herb garden, and bee hives for harvesting natural
honey. The cuisine features locally-sourced ingredients and New England
flavors.
Enjoy winter private dining at The Gondola Village at Ocean House in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. The French-Alps inspired
setting, features cozy elegant interiors, Le Creuset tableware, outdoor
fire pits, and twinkle lights. Each guest is welcomed with a signature
Veuve Clicquot Rich Champagne cocktail to start. Entrees include
selections suitable for all tastes and dietary preferences, including
salmon with herb butter, beef bourguignon, braised lamb and a delicious
blanquette de Champignons, a white mushroom stew served on puff pastry.
Photo courtesy of Ocean House
