Or stubhub

BIG difference is location though (ie: Seaport and Back Bay vs. Brighton). I see the appeal of Back Bay and Seaport but who the fuck is paying $939,900 for 1,088 SF in Brighton?!

$939,900 for 1,088 SF is really something

Lets hope. The fact that they were ever doing it is a disgrace.

AKA Canada Douche. Perhaps you’re not aware that they trap and skin coyotes for their fur to line the hoods of their jackets. There are plenty of other high end high quality jackets at the same or lower price point that should be considered over this company.

It is safe, but it is a city so stay alert and use common sense.

Not the best area, but use common sense and stay alert and you would probably be fine.

Puttshack

How about Spin or Puttshack

Sporting Club

Oh man, this is heartbreaking. I sometimes can’t even fathom the evil people that are walking this earth. What a real fucking asshole thing to do. I really hope the dog is found safe and the scumbag held responsible.

Spin has one

Does anyone here remember Jake the Snake…or am I just a million years old?

Pathetic is understating it

Folks, why are we all up in arms about 2-4 inches?! That is a non-event.

And good taste in grocery stores?

Mandarin is the best hands down. G20 is good also.

Love The Quiet Few

Drive up through Gloucester and Rockport but along the water. Very quintessential scenic New England.

I’m sure it is subjective, but with all the options in the city I would classify Faneuil Hall as a tourist trap offering sub par food and underwhelming very generic shopping. Sam Adams is low on the list of good breweries here. There are way better options. Salem is ok (better in the Summer) but probably not worth this person spending a full day on when they have 15 other items on their list and only a few days in Boston.

One thing you could take off your list would be Faneuil Hall. It is nothing special and you will not be missing anything by not going. Also, you could skip Salem as it is a bit overrated especially if you have limited time and a long list of other things to see in Boston. If you do decide to go to Salem though, you don’t need to rent a car. The commuter rail goes from North Station right to Salem. If you stay in Back Bay, that would be a central location allowing you easy access to the Common/Public Garden, Freedom Trail, Old North Church, Library, Fenway, Copley Square and Newbury. Other items on your list could be accessible by T from there as well. Have fun!

Seriously. What a sticky situation.

Try Psychology Today You can filter by location and other preferences

Best wishes OP

Gross.