Guide for Eastie
Food scene
Get anything from an incredible breakfast (get their central American) to a delicious margarita or michaelada. Absolute favorite spot of the neighborhood.
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Angela's Cafe Eagle Hill
131 Lexington StGet anything from an incredible breakfast (get their central American) to a delicious margarita or michaelada. Absolute favorite spot of the neighborhood.
111 Chelsea St.
Arguably East Boston’s most famous restaurant, Santarpio’s, established in 1903, has won Boston magazine’s Best of Boston® Award 13 times over the last 30 years. Prized for its pies, the family-owned eatery’s friendly staff gives it a welcoming atmosphere. It serves lamb, steak, and sausage skewers, cooked fresh over an indoor grill. Check out the pictures of heavyweight champions on the wall and pick a song to play on the electronic jukebox in the back.
94 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Santarpio's Pizza
111 Chelsea St111 Chelsea St.
Arguably East Boston’s most famous restaurant, Santarpio’s, established in 1903, has won Boston magazine’s Best of Boston® Award 13 times over the last 30 years. Prized for its pies, the family-owned eatery’s friendly staff gives it a welcoming atmosphere. It serves lamb, steak, and sausage skewers, cooked fresh over an indoor grill. Check out the pictures of heavyweight champions on the wall and pick a song to play on the electronic jukebox in the back.
258 Saratoga St.
If you are in the mood for Italian food, look no further. This eatery has been featured on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, as well as the Fox 25 Morning Show and Phantom Gourmet. Its extensive lunch and dinner menu will satisfy your craving for tomato sauce, thick-cut veal, and ravioli. The shrimp scampi and homemade gnocchi are great dinner choices. Chef Anthony DiCenso, whose parents, Rino and Anna, opened the restaurant over two decades ago, is famous for his maxim: “It won’t be sent out until it’s done right.”
88 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Rino's Place
258 Saratoga St258 Saratoga St.
If you are in the mood for Italian food, look no further. This eatery has been featured on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, as well as the Fox 25 Morning Show and Phantom Gourmet. Its extensive lunch and dinner menu will satisfy your craving for tomato sauce, thick-cut veal, and ravioli. The shrimp scampi and homemade gnocchi are great dinner choices. Chef Anthony DiCenso, whose parents, Rino and Anna, opened the restaurant over two decades ago, is famous for his maxim: “It won’t be sent out until it’s done right.”
297 Chelsea St.
Oliveira’s is a must for meat lovers. Best known for its Brazilian churrasco (barbecue), it also has a variety of skewered meats, among them pork sausage, sausage, sirloin steak, and chicken, seasoned with traditional Brazilian spices and sea salt and slow roasted or grilled over an open flame. Diners can pay a fixed price for an all-you-can-eat buffet or pay by the pound. The meats and sides are fresh and selections change every day. Oliveira’s also makes fresh mango, pineapple, and acai juices and many tasty authentic Brazilian desserts.
20 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Oliveira's Restaurant
297 Chelsea St297 Chelsea St.
Oliveira’s is a must for meat lovers. Best known for its Brazilian churrasco (barbecue), it also has a variety of skewered meats, among them pork sausage, sausage, sirloin steak, and chicken, seasoned with traditional Brazilian spices and sea salt and slow roasted or grilled over an open flame. Diners can pay a fixed price for an all-you-can-eat buffet or pay by the pound. The meats and sides are fresh and selections change every day. Oliveira’s also makes fresh mango, pineapple, and acai juices and many tasty authentic Brazilian desserts.
305 Meridian St.
Saigon Hut is a testament to the many Southeast Asian immigrants who’ve made East Boston home for 40 years. The colorful paper lanterns give this small (eight tables) Vietnamese restaurant a whimsical feel and make it a pleasant place for an intimate meal. The menu has a long list of soups, vermicelli bowls, rice plates, and fried noodles, and also has a vegetarian section.
17 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Saigon Hut
305 Meridian St305 Meridian St.
Saigon Hut is a testament to the many Southeast Asian immigrants who’ve made East Boston home for 40 years. The colorful paper lanterns give this small (eight tables) Vietnamese restaurant a whimsical feel and make it a pleasant place for an intimate meal. The menu has a long list of soups, vermicelli bowls, rice plates, and fried noodles, and also has a vegetarian section.
Neighborhoods
Eagle Hill
Family oriented, incredible food, close to train stop, close to downtown.
Consejos para la ciudad
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
The "T"
The train, including the Blue line and Silver line, are only a 5-10 minute walk down Brooks street. Extremely easy to get from there to downtown, Fenway, Cambridge, airport, or anywhere else in the city.