Correct.

I don’t understand why people like this.

If you really want to go down that road, go to Bistro 781 in Waltham. They have a checklist of ridiculous shit you can get with your bloody. You’ll pay a lot for it, if that’s your thing, you’ll love it.

They all have the same menu with slightly different focus, they have a good portion of north end real estate.

When you get to the Union Street portion, definitely stop at Saus for a quick bite to eat. Even if you aren’t hungry, just stop anyway.

Cities in general can be sketchy, and anyone can be a victim of a random crime. I don’t think that should stop anyone from taking public transportation after a game.

There are tons of places that do this, and your budget is reasonable unlike some people that ask this question.

Do you have a part of Boston/Cambridge, etc that is preferable? Or a type of cuisine you’d like to stick to?

It’s unclear if it was an accident or intentional…

This is so awesome, I love that the progress is moving.

I love that this dude has made separate threads for like 6 different questions today.

You can find Michelob ultra (or some other low carb beer) at the star market at TD garden, per your earlier question.

There’s not going to be a whole lot open at 1am other than maybe a handful of bars, which doesn’t help you.

It’s not that. It’s that your timeline, explanation, and lack of getting it checked out doesn’t make any sense.

You the real MVP OP. Hope she got her wings.

I have this vision in my head of a man going through hell to find these wings, just for her to say “this is gross, I want pizza and pickle flavored gelato instead”

It’s a joke in reference to an old post here. There’s a lot of that in this sub. I’d say only about 25% of us get it. With a city and sub that’s made of a lot of transients and visitors, that don’t get the references, it can get tired.

Bukowski also has the peanut butter burger.

Why inconvenience yourself just based off of what you heard? Taking the train from Jackson to Ruggles will be fine. Yes there is a housing project, but the chances of you randomly getting jumped in the middle of the afternoon are slim to none. Live your life, explore the neighborhood. JP has a lot of great parts about it.

Like the Boston Common, it’s not customs, just custom.

Far from fancy, but I’d much rather go there than a lot of places in Boston on any given day.

Mamma Maria. They book up insanely fast as soon as they open their reservations up (45 days in advance they told me last time I was there) so you might not have luck if you’re looking for prime time on a weekend anytime soon. But still worth a shot.

Anchovies

…ok

This is actually a perfect affordable option.

As much as I despise the place and would never recommend it, 16 year old me thought it was the shit.

You’ll be fine.