margaritas, to die for. the dessert cotton candy, even better.
From the grapefruit and tequila slush to the chips and dip to the mango habanero sauce to the cotton candy. Go here.
The carne asada, quesadillas, and mojitos are amazingggg. Poprock cotton candy at the end of your meal, so fun.
Best small local shop in Boston! It hasn't changed in at least 25 years (prob a lot longer)...great selection of grains, candies, coffee (of course) and best lemon slush I've ever had (summer only). I
This small shop has far more than just coffee beans and tea. It also offers over 150 different spices, cheese, dried fruit, whole nuts, sauces, beans, Italian candy, & fun sweets like licorice pipes. Read more.
The best place for coffee connoisseurs to buy the tastiest beans! Not only is there a large selection of coffee and tea, but all sorts of other goodies, from candy, to spices, to almond paste!
Exceptional service, the meat candy is a must have appetizer, the burger is worth every cent of the 22 dollars it costs, you will leave here full.
Get the Meat Candy, Pork Belly and Butcher Block.
Meat Candy is a must have!
Candy bar pie!
Chocolate Peanut Butter Swirl is the bomb! But don't eat it all, or I'll be pissed!
Ask for a free sampler!
There is something ripe for picnicking on every shelf: a cloth lunch bag, a mason jar shaker, delicious spreads, jams, and candies of all textures and flavors. Try the bacon spread and peanut brittle. Read more.
The hot chocolate is beyond. Great gifts!
Great artisanal US food conpanies
The cotton candy cupcake is literally to die for!!
Getting your iced coffee and muffins prepared and served to you by Roseanne is akin to an angel opening the gates of heaven for you
Lemon squares, cupcakes, croissants
Best sazerac in Boston
Thank you for the warm-up. Take that Nemo!
Nice and Classic. Lovely atmosphere
Early 90s r&b group, New Edition was discovered here in 1981 during a talent show. They went on to record their hit album, "Candy Girl" in 1983.
This beautiful old theatre provides the perfect sanctuary for classic pieces to be relaunched onto the world with a modern twist.
That was awesome. Definetely coming back
Cotton candy Froyo!
Taro is the best flavor that was ever created. And chocobanana and peanut butter make for a great combo!
Holy lychee tart. Very good--and this is coming from a former swirler. Staff is shockingly friendly.
If you want a traditional cannoli, Maria's trumps Mike's and possibly Modern. The ricotta filling is thicker and not as fluffy as Modern's (which isn't a bad thing). Try the candied fruit topping!
Andrew Zimmern visited Boston's North End, an Italian neighborhood. He stopped by Maria's and tasted the cannoli and sfogiatelle. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.
Her ricotta pie is better than my grandmother's. There. I said it!
Andrew Zimmern stopped by this little shop that's been selling imported, handmade Italian meats and cheese for 50 years. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.
They make one sandwich. It's amazing.
The place to go in the North End to buy Italian specialty foods. Don't miss out on visiting Paul Revere's house, almost around the corner!
Great store! Really friendly staff and of course the chocolate is smooth and amazing!
They offer free samples, which are always delightful
Ask for a free sample!
Get the flourless chocolate cookies, or the incredible homemade ice cream. Better yet, get both.
The most delicious cupcakes in the North End and we've ordered cakes from here as well which are always works of art. Sandy is a baking genius. It's a warm inviting cupcake shoppe with great quality.
Try their homemade ice cream. The black raspberry is amazing.
Woof! I love coming here to watch the boats on Boston Harbor... and the lovely folks at the front desk know just how to make me feel welcome!
A beautiful place to live and work
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA