Name: Pier 6
Address: 1 8th St, Charlestown, MA 02129, Boston
Telephone: +1-617-3370054
Price range: £23
Rating: 5

While visiting Boston from New York, we sought out local seafood spots near a pier rather than downtown. We stumbled upon this gem a 20-minute drive from the city. The cozy atmosphere, attentive service, and scenic ocean view made for a delightful experience. The food was delicious, especially the fresh lobster. Just a heads up, parking is $8 for one hour or $16 for two hours.

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There is an Italian-style restaurant in Boston that was selected into the 2020 Ctrip Food Forest Flavor Restaurant List. The name of the restaurant is Giacomo&#39;s Ristorante. Their pasta is really worth trying.

It is a young pizza house located on the main road of the local Little Italy district. The modern industrial style decoration environment and brick oven baking are very popular among young people. The pizza menu is rich, using homemade tomato sauce, paired with truffles, anchovies, pickled pork belly bacon, etc. to inherit the Italian characteristics. Unlike most local pizza houses, it allows you to order two pizzas. The service is warm and the food is served quickly. The most popular ones are Parma Due ham blue mold pizza and Tartufo truffle oil pizza.

Boston&#39;s favorite Italian dessert shop, they are open 24 hours a day, and if you want dessert at night, you can also satisfy your taste buds. They were founded in 1926, and it is a dessert shop with a century-old history in Boston. Although there are several Internet celebrities who specialize in selling cannoli in Little Italy, I still prefer this down-to-earth one.

Their cream is more mellow and delicate, and it doesn&#39;t taste too sweet. I prefer their pistachio and coffee flavors, which have a richer taste. Their fruit tart is also a must-order dish every time I come here. It is full of fruit, and the cream is as cool and refreshing as ice cream. You need to bring your own cash for orders under $10.

The ambiance is very much &quot;happening Charlestown.&quot; The food is delicious, with more of an emphasis on small plates than at other &quot;Legals.&quot; Pleasant waitstaff, eager to please. The swordfish was stellar.

A busy restaurant with an extensive food and drinks list. Close to getting a 5 star review but the area it&#39;s in is a little shady. Excellent service.

Next time you&#39;re looking for dinner in Boston&#39;s North End, head to Prezza. Despite being just off Hanover Street, it&#39;s a far cry from the noisy, crowded, and cramped restaurants that populate it, and the menu here often echoes the most popular hits - chicken, veal, meatballs, lasagna, etc. Prezza isn&#39;t offering tomato sauce or pasta - they do! - it&#39;s just that they have a varied menu with always interesting choices. While it can certainly be lively, it has a more sophisticated vibe. Plus, when you compare the prices here to those at the more open street joints down the street in Hanover (where people are waiting outside for your table on weekend nights), there&#39;s really no difference! The servers at Prezza are great, the food is so good, and I think you&#39;ll want to recommend it to others and come back yourself . . .

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