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ImageRoche Bros coming to Downtown Crossing
Perhaps the greatest blight in downtown Boston in recent years has been the stalled Millennium Tower project, but that changed last week when Roche Bros announced they’d open their first ‘new urban’ store here.
The 30,000 square feet store will be smaller than the new Whole Foods that will be opening about a mile away in the South End, but this is good news for the neighborhood, and you better believe, nosey BosGuy will be making a stop there when they open in mid 2015.
Summer is ovah
Boston Ballet Night of Stars on Boston Common tonight
I would like to encourage you to come down to the Boston Common tonight to show your support for the Boston Ballet and to enjoy their free performance starting at 7:00 pm.
Perhaps you’ve never been to the ballet or maybe you haven’t been in years. Challenge your notions of what the ballet is all about and bring a friend. Better yet, bring that friend who is always complaining that they want to “do something different”.
Registration for Boston’s Santa Speedo Run is Oct 1
This year’s Santa Speedo Run in Boston will be on Saturday, December 14, 2013 at Lir Tavern and at Whiskey’s Bar on Boylston Street in Boston.
Registration opens Tuesday, October 1st
Registration for this fun event is on a first come, first serve basis and open to ONLY the first 700 registrants so don’t delay if you are interested in participating. Here is a recap of all the fun at the 2012 event.
Furry Friday
Heading to Fenway Park
Zagat 2014 Boston restaurant survey
Last week Zagat published findings from their 2014 survey on Boston restaurants, which includes more than 1,200 restaurants and the collective opinions of more than 8,500 diners.
Their survey showed that Boston has a resilient and growing restaurant scene with many newcomers challenging established favorites. Zagat’s Top Food List gives top honors to a new restaurant this year, the North’s End’s Neptune Oyster (up from No. 4) followed by another seafood restaurant, Island Creek Oyster Bar (previously unranked). The remainder of the top five restaurants include Oleana (No. 3), Craigie on Main (No. 4, previously No. 15), and Lumière (No. 5)
Their survey also found Bostonians eat out 3.7 times per week (for lunch and dinner combined), and report spending an average of $44.19 per dinner.
Want to read more? Check out Zagat’s blog here.











