🇺🇸 Boston | 2-Day & 2-Night Travel Guide 🗺️

✔️ Neptune Oyster 💰 ~$60 per person No online reservations – waited in line for about 30 minutes 🕦 Overall good but not mind-blowing. Scallop and octopus were delicious though! 🐙✨ ✔️ Quincy Market Tried randomly bought clam chowder and lobster roll – both were amazing! 🦞🍲 One stall even had clam chowder with corn – highly recommend! 🌽 ✔️ The Daily Catch – Waterfront 💰 ~$50+ per person Booked via OpenTable but only got a 9 PM slot 🕘 Four of us shared a large lobster pasta, squid ink pasta, and calamari – perfectly filling and tasty! 🦞🍝 The owner claimed they supply calamari to all nearby restaurants 😮 💡 Card-friendly (this branch), but their other location is cash-only. ✔️ Café Luna 💰 ~$30+ per person Popular brunch spot – no online booking, and it was packed! 🥞☕ We put our name down and explored Harvard while waiting 🎓 Must-tries: lobster eggs benedict & lavender latte 💜 ✔️ Museum of Fine Arts 🏛️ $27/adult, $10/under 17 Originally wanted Isabella Gardner but it was sold out 😢 Pro tip: both museums are across the street – plan them together! MFA has art from around the world + Chinese Buddhist sculptures 🪷🖼️ ✔️ Peach Farm 💰 ~$50 per person A must-try Chinese spot! Duck tongues are legendary – beloved by Boston students 🦆❤️ Fresh seafood – their live shrimp were super sweet 🍤 Fujian-style fried rice was also delicious 🍚 ✔️ View Boston at Prudential Center 🌃 $10 entry – perfect for evening city views and photos! Their bar has affordable and tasty drinks too 🍹 ✔️ Hei La Moon Dim Sum 💰 ~$20+ per person Solid dim sum place – beef tripe was excellent! 🐮🍲 #Boston #BostonFood #BostonLife #BostonTravel #TravelGuide 🏙️🇺🇸