This 21-degree Fahrenheit bar has a $19 admission fee that gets you 45 minutes in the frosty oasis, wearing a borrowed cape and gloves. Drinks (which cost extra) are served in glasses made of ice.
Food enthusiasts have been going nuts about the hand-pulled noodles at Gene's original location in Chelmsford for ages, and now he has brought his Xi'an cuisine downtown.
A North End favorite has moved to Atlantic Wharf, taking up residence next to Trade. The same Italian favorites from the old location are available, including the extensive gluten-free menu.
The North End is generally known for Italian, which makes it all the more impressive that a seafood restaurant has made its name as one of the neighborhood's best places to eat. [Eater 38 Member]
This instant industry-approved classic has helped revitalize Downtown Crossing dining with its small, meaty menu, adult milkshakes, late-night dining and blunt rules for patrons. [Eater 38 Member]
