Scenes from another successful Taste of Eastie

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The MBTA ran extra ferry service to the Tall Ships and the downtown crowd got a Taste of Eastie. Another success for East Boston Main Streets. The event showcases dozens of local eateries including a few bakeries. The diverse offerings are a testament to East Boston’s multicultural palate. A good time was had by all to say the least.

Taste of Eastie 2025 - East Boston
Great Chef, Chinese Cuisine was one of the popular stops along the promenade.
Taste of Eastie 2025 -- East Boston
Visitors checked out the many restaurant offerings under the Pier 1 canopy. (Photo by Frank Conte for EastBoston.com
Taste of Eastie 2025
Nothing spells a good time like good food and beautiful Boston skyline (Photo credit: Frank Conte for EastBoston.com)

Taste of Eastie 2025
Long time favorite Sonny Carlo’s Steve Scire offered up pieces of a huge submarine sandwich (Photo credit: EastBoston.com).
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It was all peppers at Nick Moulison’s Carmela’s booth. (Photo for EastBoston.com by Frank Conte)
Taste of Eastie 2025 East Boston
Mi Pueblito from Border Street showed up and drew a line of folks eager to taste local fare. (Photo credit: Frank Conte for EastBoston.com)
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Relative newcomers to East Boston’s waterfront, The Smoke Shop made a great impression with authentic BBQ. (Photo credit: EastBoston.com)
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