Ever find yourself longing for that perfect neon pink '80s ski jacket? Or were you perhaps a cowboy in a past life, and finally feel that it’s time to buy yourself the perfect leather fringe jacket and set of spurs? Luckily, The Garment District is here to fulfill all of your out-of-this-world fashion fantasies. This two-story “Alternative Department Store” is a retailer of funky thrift clothes and accessories from all different eras.
You never know quite what you’ll find when you enter The Garment District, but you always come out with something great. I tend to venture over there whenever the weather cools down and I find myself in need of some “new” denim or some vintage sweaters, and I always walk out with armfuls of goodies and gifts for my more fashion-forward friends and family. The Garment District is also a great place to add to your collection of Ugly Christmas Sweaters, or find the perfect Halloween costume. Pro-Tip: if you’re costume-shopping, go well before Halloween, as the 1st floor Costume Section tends to be flooded with shoppers in the last few weeks of October!
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You can’t visit Boston without trying clam chowder and a lobster roll! Red’s Best at Boston Public Market serves up the freshest, most delicious seafood.
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Greystone in Boston’s South End is a charming café with great coffee, fresh pastries, and a no-laptop vibe. Come here for a relaxed morning or lunch break!
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Bricco Panetteria is a hidden bakery in Boston’s North End, offering artisan breads, pastries & a cozy, old-world charm. Try their Sfogliatelle!
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Café Sauvage in Back Bay is a tropical-inspired spot blending French cuisine with African flavors. Enjoy their signature Roasted Chicken!
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Sabina Mezcaleria is Boston’s first mezcal bar, offering smoky spirits, bold Mexican flavors, live salsa, and a vibrant Latin jazz brunch & tastings!
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"Eat at Jumbo's" in Boston is a warm/cozy little vegan/veggie paradise! The menu is huge and everything I've tried to date just exceptional...
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Caffé Vittoria, Boston’s first Italian café since 1929, serves rich espresso, tiramisu, and affogato in a charming, old-world setting. A must-visit in the North End—cash only!
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Enjoy fresh pastries from Bakey any morning and take it to the Public Garden. Don’t miss their irresistible chocolate babka and burekas!
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Parkside Bookshop in Boston’s South End is a cozy, pet-friendly gem with a thoughtfully curated selection, cozy reading nooks, and community events.
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"Christina's Ice Cream" is a post-dinner of mid-afternoon must in Boston. There are 50 flavors of ice cream. I like the chocolate and ginger molasses.
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