I'm going to Boston for a week.
What's worth doing there? i.e. strip clubs, MPs, plus regular tourist stuff.
What's worth doing there? i.e. strip clubs, MPs, plus regular tourist stuff.
Boston
- Thread starter Homo Erectus
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Interesting history and architecture (take the time to walk around), some very nice restaurants - the seafood as you'd expect is great, several world class museums, and some nice cocktail lounges but Escorts or strip clubs save your money for Toronto, Montreal etc. . .Homo Erectus said:
Esco! said:
Are you stuck in your 1980's time machine? The Combat Zone hasnt existed since 1986.
Boston has a tremendous amount of historical significance if you have any interest in that sort of thing. Other than that, its just another big northeastern US city with bad roads, bad traffic and high taxes.
Unless you HAVE TO go there, pick a different destination. If you HAVE TO see an escort, check out Eros and TER to get some leads, but whatever you do, stick to well reviewed and reputable providers.
There is a big casino about an hour southwest of Boston just inside Connecticut by the border with Rhode Island. Or just go to New York.
Bukowski's Tavern-Dalton Street
Black Rose-State Street
Plough and Stars-Mass. Ave.(Cambridge)
The Druid-Cambridge Street(Cambridge)
Thirsty Scholar-Somerville
Tir Na Nog-Somerville(heard it's closing though)
Kitty O'Shea's-State Street
Bell In Hand Tavern-Union Street
Flann O'Brien's-Tremont Street
Green Dragon-State Street??
John Harvard's Brew House-Cambridge
Boston Beer Works-Brookline(Fenway Park)
Cask and Flagon-Brookline(Fenway Park)
Avalon Ballroom-Landsdowne Street
Warren Tavern-Charlestown
The Harp-Causeway Street
And on your 2nd night.....
Do 'em all again!
I hear there's other things in Boston(some sort of historical town or something), but other than the pubs or the ball game, I've never done any of them! (There's a good Cigar Store in Harvard Square though-Leavitt and Pierce on Mass. Ave.).
Cheers!
Black Rose-State Street
Plough and Stars-Mass. Ave.(Cambridge)
The Druid-Cambridge Street(Cambridge)
Thirsty Scholar-Somerville
Tir Na Nog-Somerville(heard it's closing though)
Kitty O'Shea's-State Street
Bell In Hand Tavern-Union Street
Flann O'Brien's-Tremont Street
Green Dragon-State Street??
John Harvard's Brew House-Cambridge
Boston Beer Works-Brookline(Fenway Park)
Cask and Flagon-Brookline(Fenway Park)
Avalon Ballroom-Landsdowne Street
Warren Tavern-Charlestown
The Harp-Causeway Street
And on your 2nd night.....
Do 'em all again!
I hear there's other things in Boston(some sort of historical town or something), but other than the pubs or the ball game, I've never done any of them! (There's a good Cigar Store in Harvard Square though-Leavitt and Pierce on Mass. Ave.).
Cheers!
goodtime
Travelaholic
Lobster & the Chowder
Boston SC scene used to pretty scary.
Must try Legal Seafood. No-name if you want no-frill Lobsters.
Chowder down by the pier is also fun.
Love Cambridge sq. Fenway for the history. MIT for the visa students.
Brookline for the smalltown free or just to be around young co-eds.
Copley plaza for Calif kitchen pizza.
Martha's vineyard in the other 3 seasons.
Hamptons if you want to see how the other 1/2 lives.
Boston SC scene used to pretty scary.
Hang-outs of my Mass buds.Tank69 said:
Must try Legal Seafood. No-name if you want no-frill Lobsters.
Chowder down by the pier is also fun.
Love Cambridge sq. Fenway for the history. MIT for the visa students.
Brookline for the smalltown free or just to be around young co-eds.
Copley plaza for Calif kitchen pizza.
Martha's vineyard in the other 3 seasons.
Hamptons if you want to see how the other 1/2 lives.
Absolutely! Goodtime is also right about there being plenty of 'co-ed eye candy.' With over ten Universities (some called Colleges) in the metropolitan area Boston is a visibly young city.goodtime said:
I've only been to Boston during the summer months with my SO. I don't know about SC, but I found the architecture and historical attractions interesting.
During the summer at least..........VERY EXPENSIVE! I recall the prices for staying at a HoJO was like $300 a night!
During the summer at least..........VERY EXPENSIVE! I recall the prices for staying at a HoJO was like $300 a night!
Aardvark154 said:
That's because Boston(and Massachusetts, in general) is a complete waste of time as far as SCs go, particularly for those of us weaned on their CDN counterparts, AND he asked about other tourist stuff! Some of the places I mentioned have SIGNIFICANT historical interest(and not just for drinkers).
Cheers!
goodtime
Travelaholic
The conceige recommended them for good Irish pub breakfast. But we decided to skip breakfast & hit the New Balance outlet store instead.nautilus said:
goodtime
Travelaholic
Fly at own risks. It's among list of least secured U.S. major airport. Many flights with air-marshalls on-board.Gyaos said:
