The 11 Best Places for Sweet Taste in Boston

Alwyn Velasquez: Try the Baby Octopus - Sweet tasting baby Octopus us delicate due in part to the sesame seeds on it.

Charles Mazzola: Hands down best hotpot in town. If you don't get beef you're doing it wrong! Great drinks too😉

BU Today: A hands-on approach to dining, Shabu-Zen lets you cook your own food at your table in a piping hot broth. Not sure if you want beef or pork? You can cook up both, with your choice of veggies. Read more.

N: Butternut squash ravioli 👌🏼 the sauce is amazingly delicious the ravioli has a sweet taste to it 👅

hooeyspewer .: Love this place! Great Italian - BUT be careful bringing folks here who don't like seafood (*gasp*) as there's a lot of it on the menu. Be prepared to wait in line outside on some nights.

IWalked Audio Tours: #7 - IWalked Boston's Top 10 Italian Restaurants. Keep CCs at home for as website declares "We like dead presidents." Popular venue that doesn't accept reservations (expect approx 30min wait).<LINK> Read more.

B M: Quaint, cute and full of deliciousness! I love the salted chocolate caramels and turtles!

On On: Pay whatever they want..its totally worth it!! Avoid the dark chocolate and stick to the milk chocolates and salted caramels.

Michael Crawford: Get the candy. It's tasty.

Meg Berman: Fresh baked goods like the brownies from Flour make a perfect sweet treat for anyone. Lines can be long on Sunday's so get there early.

Tarzan: French toast and a latte with extra coffee shot! Amazing!!

Jenna: The raspberry seltzer will change your life.

Julie Toland: Apple-berry pie cocktail is a nice, sweet treat and with a sugared rim...how can you go wrong. Red sangria is always a pleaser too!

Rebecca B.: Awesome bartenders and great food. Warm and welcoming atmosphere. Good place for late night drinks, dinner or a nice brunch.

TeLisa D.: Everything was great, but that mac-n-cheese is slap ya mama worthy.

Barrett Lane: The mini Nutella shake is a perfectly portioned sweet treat.

Marcus Jason: Very college centric location. Big, open floor plan with great seats, even comfy lounge chairs. Excellent people watching on outside patio along Boylston Street.

Beau Cobb: Go on mayor monday

Stella Sar: Tried the dried fruits scone, chocolate cake, chocolate brioche, brioche au sucre and the apple spiced bread pudding. Everything was delicious!! A taste of France & England with a twist of America!

Matt Jankowski: Have some egg sandwiches

Claudia Calderon: Best lemon ginger scone ever!!!! Amazingggggggggg breakfast egg sándwich

Tom Kain: Friendly wait staff - tasty, creative and filling sandwiches for a good price. Highly recommended

Anthony Triggs: The clogger is gluttonous heaven. Eat with caution.

Joaquin (Kinney) Mercado: Order ''The Texan''... the best (and biggest) chicken cutlet sandwich in Boston... drool...

Hthaiwon Layne: Carmella Panini and the Santa Barbara Salad

Michael Cohen: Can't go wrong here. Everything on the menu is good if not great.

Allan C: Get the Darth Vader. Black pastrami will change your life.

Kyle Householder: 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.

Steve Schnelwar: Meat Candy is a must have!

Eric Gregory: Fuck these haters! The Meat Candy and Sliders are great! Get the fuck out of here!

Jake Fitzpatrick: Wagamama's is really popular in the UK and they have just opened up some locations in the US. The food is amazing be it soups or noodles. My personal favorite is the spicy firecracker w/ sobi noodles.

Brian Matiash: You have to try their Chicken Katsu Curry dish. It's pretty outrageous. Read more.

Yvonne Y: Try the shrimp kare lomen. Your mouth will be on fire!