Pad your gut with the beef bulgogi bao, and pair them with the don papa daiquiri, a simple and flavorful cocktail made with Don Papa rum, lime juice, and simple syrup. The interior walls are decorated with intricate murals the food is unpretentious and excellent the cocktail menu is one of the city’s favorites. And, sure, why not - make another stop in between the two.īulgogi Beef Bao and a Don Papa Daiquiri at Shojoĩ Tyler St., Boston, MA 02111 Shojo has one of the city’s most beloved cocktail menus Shojo/ Facebook Pop into Chinatown for a bite and a cocktail at Shojo, and then weave back toward the park - which, admittedly, is stunning when covered with a fresh layer of snow - for a cheap beer at Silvertone. Failure is inescapable - Janet will hate her new glassware or her Chico’s gift certificate - and you deserve a drink or two.ĭowntown Boston isn’t a monolith but rather a collection of neighborhoods and vibes. It will be stressful, because Janet, while kind on paper, never likes anything anyone gives her. The best way to deal with the inevitable bad weather onslaught may be to drink about it.Īs the holidays approach, you may find yourself downtown feverishly ducking in and out of stores looking for that perfect gift for your stepmother-in-law, Janet. All those pretty brown and orange and yellow leaves are starting to give way to bare branches, and it won’t be long until the city is buried in snow. Email us if there’s a particular theme, specific dish or drink, or neighborhood you’d like to see covered in a future installment. These crawls are meant to be relatively walkable, and the amount of food and drink is meant to correspond roughly to a couple of average appetites (so bring a friend), although your mileage may vary.
When we go out, we often find ourselves wanting to try more than one restaurant or bar at a time - a drink and a snack here, another drink and perhaps a dessert there - and want to share our favorite multi-stop combinations with you.
#Take time out silvertones series#
Welcome back to Food Crawls, a series in which Eater Boston staffers guide you (virtually) on various food - and booze - crawls in the Boston area.
0 kommentar(er)
