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Boston 2019 - Part 10 More of Boston

It was way past lunch time when we left Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum that day. We quickly looked google up and decided to have our late lunch at Sweet Cheeks Q. It was a BBQ restaurant with very friendly staff. I ordered the biscuit that was supposed to be their specialty as well as pork belly as my main. The biscuit was on the sweeter side so it wasn't my favourite but the pork belly was good. DH had a burger and it was also pretty good.








After lunch, we made our way to Fenway Park, home to Boston Red Sox. It was closed at that time but it seemed like there was going to be a game going on that day as it was getting busier when we left (and the gates were open). Anyway I only went there to take some pictures so I was satisfied.









We went back to the Seaport area afterwards and were greeted by this sunset scenery.



We personalised our suitcase with new stickers
The next day was our last day in Boston but our flight was late in the evening. We made use of our morning to explore more of Boston. It was a busy morning in the downtown area and we walked a bit further because I wanted to try Gracenote Coffee, in consideration that it has such a high rating on Google.









We found the cafe without a problem but were disappointed that it was so small it didn't have any seats at all. I ordered a latte and it was well made even though the beans were not my favourite. Was it worth all the walk? Probably not...




We walked further towards Boston's Tea Party Museum. It was a sunny day with cool breeze. A perfect day for a stroll. We stopped to pose with this solar charger on the bench.














We arrived at the pier where Boston's Tea Party Museum was, saw the ship but weren't really interested in going inside. So we walked some more...












Wanting to check another spot on my list, we walked towards James Hook n Co for Lobster roll. The line inside the building was quite long but if you only want lobster roll and drinks you can order it outside. Other than cooked food, the company also sold frozen food as well as seasoning mixes. 

Both DH and I agreed that this lobster roll was better than Luke's Lobster. The bisque was a bit runny though. Regardless, we would recommend eating here!














It was finally mid day and we still had places to go to before heading to the airport. Please stay tuned for the next posts!






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