There is nothing like dropping everything and taking charge on your inner desire to explore. That is exactly what I did on Thursday morning when the urge for spontaneity was overpowering. An hour later, I found myself on the train to Boston. Boston is one of those places that has something new and exciting to offer every time you step foot in the city. I love exploring the cute stores, museums and tiny coffee shops.
During this trip, I decided to make a list of my favorite places that I explored in Boston and I felt the urge to share it with you all.
First, one of the best restaurants to eat at is by CHLOE. It is a delicious vegan restaurant that emphasizes the wonders of a wholesome plant based meal that satisfies your taste buds. The mission statement by the creators states that “we are passionate about feeding our customers hearty, nourishing meals made from whole ingredients that can have a positive impact on their overall mind, body and health.” The restaurant is sustainable, trendy and provides excellent customer service. Its located in the Fenway and Seaport area of Boston.
The best street to check out when you have money to spend is definitely Newbury Street. Its full of stores and restaurants that are all appealing. On Newbury Street, you can find Alice and Olivia, American Apparel and Urban Outfitters. One boutique you should definitely stop at is Crush Boutique. It features new fashion designers from all over including New York and Australia. The store offers a wide variety of clothes from day to night and from trendy to classy and sophisticated. They also have the cutest pom pom hats to keep you warm from the cold weather approaching.
Saving the best for last, the adorable coffee shops in Boston are to die for. Coming from a coffee enthusiast, my three personal favorites are the Thinking Cup on Newbury Street, Tatte Bakery in Beacon Hill and the Pavement Coffeehouse on Gainsborough Street. These coffee shops are hip and trendy and offer a large variety of coffee, lattes and other specialty drinks. That’s also not including the tasty pastries the shops have to offer. They are a great place to catch up with friends, people watch or get some serious work done.