A quick 24 hours in Boston was just not enough time to explore everything Boston had to offer but it did afford me the opportunity to try a few things that I am so happy to be able to share with you all.
I went to Boston in late October which is right in the height of fall, right after the leaves had peaked in color. Though Boston is known to have chiller temperatures in the fall in comparison to New York we actually ended up having a moderately cold day where only a light jacket was required and the sun was shinning beautifully.
We took public transportation which included both the train and bus. I highly recommend doing this because it was extremely economical and also very easy to use. Also, trying to park in downtown Boston is a nightmare unless you want to pay the steep parking deck prices.
They're workers standing at the electronic ticket booths that are happy to answer any questions you may have. You have an option to buy a single use card or a reloadable multiuse card. If you are going to be using both the bus and a train or you or going to be using public transportation for more then 2 rides definitely buy the reusable card it will save you money.
Here are 3 must try food recommendations:
1. Get Boba Tea from Café Darq
This Boba tea spot is located in Boston's China Town district. It's a small café with lots of outdoor seating. They have so many interesting tea flavors that I have never seen at other Boba shops. They also have a niche in specialty chocolates.
2. Eat Ramen @ Tora Ramen
After you drink the delicious Boba at Cafe Darq step basically across the street to Tora. This restaurant is another hole in the wall in Boston’s historic China town but don’t let the restaurant’s size fool you, the ramen here packs a major punch. The menu isn’t too big nor is the price but the ramen is simply fantastic.
2. Grab a bowl or burrito from Taqueria
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