March 3, 2015 Connecticut’s Claim to Culinary Fame: A Taste of New England at The Saybrook Point Inn and Spa If Virginia is for lovers then Connecticut is for food aficionados looking for a taste of provincial New England. Connecticut often…
December 2, 2014 Silvertone Bar & Grill: Perfecting the Art of Mac & Cheese At first glance, you might not notice that Silvertone Bar & Grill is there, but it’s definitely worth the second look. Tucked away from…
December 2, 2014 The Paramount: Tasty Boston Breakfast Spot Two words: French toast. I had The Paramount’s caramel banana French toast for breakfast a few days ago and I’m still recovering from disappointment….
March 20, 2014 Pomodoro: Tiny Yet Terrific! A friend and I made plans to grab a glass of wine after work, so we left the office and headed straight for Boston’s…
January 14, 2014 Finding Beauty and Nostalgia in the Nation’s Oldest Park Boston Common (easily accessible via the Red Line on the train – get off at Park Street) has been the most memorable and iconic place for me…
January 6, 2014 Behind the Boston Hard Gaze: Are There Kind Eyes? Bostonians have a reputation of being unfriendly to outsiders, and as an adopted Bostonian, I can’t deny it. They are. But this attitude sort…
December 18, 2013 The Boston Tea Party of 2013 Because I really only think about it during the Fourth of July, I tend to associate the Boston Tea Party with summertime. On a…
December 4, 2013 Boston by Neighborhood Back Bay Boston is really a town (ssh!), but proudly carries itself like a big city, especially in the Back Bay, one of its…
November 13, 2013 The Passionate and Rowdy Annual Events of Boston There are tons of annual events to check out in Boston and its surrounding areas, including everything from parades of Irish people (and the…
