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MiB Fans Recommend: Island Creek Oysters, Aunt Dottie’s Oysters, Ethel’s Creamy Lobster Roll
*11 MiB FANS SAY “BEST LOBSTER ROLLS IN BOSTON”






























"A one-woman show: owner cooks, serves, raises animals, creates art, and runs the whole place". Come for rotating Jell-O shots; stay for the funky food, served until 1:30 a.m. nightly. Peckish? Nosh “party tots” smothered in a mélange of sweet-and-spicy sauces. Ravenous? Crush a personal-size meatloaf topped with loaded baked-potato “aioli.”




















"One of the most historic taverns in America – oldest in Massachusetts, visited by George Washington and Paul Revere". Historic pub with $1 oysters, chowder, and classic Boston feel along the Freedom Trail.
MiB Fans Recommend: “1 dollar oysters everyday from 4-7 at Warren tavern.” - Maggie
*3 MiB FANS SAY “BEST SOCCER BAR”










"Your neighborhood spot" — a no-frills Allston dive with affordable drinks, darts, billiards, live music, free popcorn, and a relaxed, eclectic local crowd. A classic Allston neighborhood dive known for strong pours, games, live music, and unpretentious hangs — perfect for cheap beers and late-night vibes.





"Since 1998, serving the best beer available from local, regional, and global breweries with Americana-style cuisine in a casual setting". A gritty, beer-focused dive with an extensive craft beer list, solid food, and surly-yet-fun service — a longtime local favorite for cheap pints and no-fuss hangs.













































"Follow the red brick line to 16 of Boston’s most important historic sites – a free, self-guided walk through America’s revolutionary past" . The iconic self-guided historic trail connecting Boston’s revolutionary landmarks – walkable, free, and repeatedly called a top experience for history and exploration.





"Boston's home for vinyl, CDs, comics, graphic novels, toys, apparel, and pop culture since 1978". Iconic Boston chain (but with deep local roots) known for vinyl records, limited-edition merch, comics, K-pop, Funko Pops, and Boston-themed gear — a go-to for music lovers and pop-culture browsing on Newbury Street.





"Your home for vinyl in Central Square since 1954 – a great source for new & used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, DVDs, and more". A legendary, no-frills used record store since 1954, famous for crate-digging through thousands of vinyls, CDs, cassettes, and obscure finds — a true Boston music nerd's paradise for affordable, eclectic treasures.