
Guided tour · 3 hours
Downtown Boston Food Tour: A Taste of the Freedom Trail
Discover Boston through its most iconic foods, from New England clam chowder and lobster rolls to Boston baked beans, brown bread, and the original Boston Cream Pie.
Life Alive Organic Cafe Harvard Square is a vegetarian budget eat in Cambridge, Boston.
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Guided tour · 3 hours
Discover Boston through its most iconic foods, from New England clam chowder and lobster rolls to Boston baked beans, brown bread, and the original Boston Cream Pie.

Guided tour · 2 - 3 hours
Choose a 2-hour express or 3-hour full Boston food tour. Taste clam chowder, arancini, brick oven pizza, cannoli, and more while exploring the North End’s history and ...

Guided tour · 2.5 hours
Sample Boston's most iconic seafood dishes on a guided walking tour. Enjoy fresh, local favorites and learn about local history during your adventure.
Address: 22 John F Kennedy St, Cambridge, MA 02138, Boston
Dumpling Cafe on Washington Street rolls Taiwanese soup dumplings in Boston's Chinatown since 2009. $13 for 8 mini juicy buns; Boston Magazine Best Dumplings.
TryMini juicy buns
TipOpen until 02:00 weekends. The beef pancake roll at $11 is the under-ordered side.
Anna's Taqueria on Harvard Street in Coolidge Corner Brookline has run the city's fast-Mexican benchmark in Boston since 1995. Super burrito $11.
TrySuper burrito
TipSuper burrito $11; split between two. Open until 23:30 daily.
Ba Le on Dorchester Avenue rolls banh mi in Boston's Vietnamese corridor since 1996. $7 sandwich, baguette baked fresh daily; Boston Legacy Business Award.
TryBBQ pork banh mi
TipCash and card both. Pho is also a budget order, $11 a bowl Cash is faster than card.
Gene's on Bedford Street has hand-pulled wheat noodles in Boston's Downtown Crossing since 2013. Cash only, $12 cumin lamb noodles the menu order.
TryHand-pulled cumin lamb noodles
TipCash only. The flatbread sandwich is the under-$10 lunch order; the noodles need a seat.
Pho Hoa on Dorchester Avenue has poured beef pho in Boston's Vietnamese corridor since 1992. $13 large bowl, 18 pho varieties on the menu; Boston Magazine.
TryPho dac biet
TipCash speeds the bill at lunch. The 11:30 opening is the easy walk-in seat before the noon office crowd arrives.
Regina Pizzeria on Thacher Street has fired brick-oven thin-crust pies in Boston's North End since 1926. The original location, walk-ins only.
TryMargherita pizza, shared
TipNo slices; whole pies only.