This neighborhood is really hopping. Great place to walk around. We enjoyed our lunch and cannolis and seeing Paul Revere's house(the outside) and the Old North Church.

Sure, Mike's pastry is the place to get sweets, but the twisty streets and historical places are worth a wander all on its own.

This is more like Little Italy than the one in New York. It is fantastic if you want Italian food or pastries. It was unbelievably crowded on Saturday. Get reservations for restaurants ahead of time. Park elsewhere and don't attempt to drive since the streets...More

We paid a visit to the North End of Boston for two reasons - cannolis and pizza. First stop was Mike's Pastry, a short walk from the Haymarket stop off the Orange Line route of the T (subway system). It is the place to go...More

Tons of shops and restaurants, it's near tons of attractions such as Faneuil, Quincy Market, Little Italy, and Freedom Trail.

The employees were very friendly and the place was beautiful. The tours were very reasonable. They had plenty of signs explaining various items in the place. I recommend the behind the scenes tour.

The streets around North End are really thigh, but is worth to drive around. There are a lot of brick houses and so many local restaurants.

Seeing Paul There's house and other points of interest make the North End worth the walk. It skirts the Rose Kennedy beltway, which is a series of gardens built on the grounds left after the Big Dig was completed and traffic moved below ground.

The North End is full of Boston history going back to the Revolution. It is also an Italian section of the city. There are lots of restaurants and shops. Mike's Pastry shop is a favorite with tourists and locals. Then there is the Old North...More

This part of town has the best Italian cafes, restaurants, small shops and bakeries. The streets are tiny and the locals all seem to know each other. Walk through and explore. I wouldn't recommend driving this area of town as it gets crowded in the...More