The North End stands as the the city’s oldest residential community, and was established, and continuously inhabited since the 1630s. Tourists pass historic sites like the Paul Revere House and the Old North Church on the self-guided Freedom Trail, but the small, vibrant Boston neighborhood is best known for its award winning Italian food. With several different demographics living in North End since it was created, today the rich culture is alive today with festivals, theatre, and historical landmarks sprinkled throughout the neighborhood.

Located minutes away from Downtown, Seaport, and TD Garden, the North End is perfectly situated near public transport making the area easily accessible.

With so much to offer, and convenient location it is no wonder that the North End is one of the premier destinations in the City and there is a reason so many people are choosing to call it home.

Both locals and visitors know that Boston’s North End is home to many of the best restaurants in the city. For any price point, you will be sure to find the perfect restaurant, cafe, or bite to eat in the North End. Hotspots like Mike’s & Modern Pastry, or the famous Regina Pizzeria are popular and packed many hours of the day.