Taste, See, Experience

Taste

You will love one of my favorite restaurants in the North End: Limoncello

Don’t forget to make a reservation for the patio! This familial Italian restaurant offers “a warm vibe with a menu of Italian classics, wine & murals of Italy on the walls” 

– Google for “Limoncello Review”

See

You will love the combination of culture and history of the dynamic North End neighborhood. When walking around the narrow streets surrounding Old North Church, you will be amazed by the public art and amazing Italian restaurants. Grab a cannoli at Mike’s Pastry by Paul Revere’s House and stroll along the Boston HarborWalk or parks.

Experience

Welcome!

With dozens of eateries serving homemade pasta, fresh-baked breads, cannoli and cappuccino, the North End is infused with the flavor of its rich Italian history. Colonial-era sites are located throughout Boston’s oldest residential neighborhood  including Paul Revere’s house, the Old North Church and Copp’s Hill Burying Ground. The North End comes alive in the summertime with feasts, festivals and processions.

– https://www.bostonusa.com/plan/boston-neighborhoods/north-end/