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.
Great Chef, Chinese Cuisine was one of the popular stops along the promenade.
Visitors checked out the many restaurant offerings under the Pier 1 canopy. (Photo by Frank Conte for EastBoston.com Nothing spells a good time like good food and beautiful Boston skyline (Photo credit: Frank Conte for EastBoston.com)
Long time favorite Sonny Carlo’s Steve Scire offered up pieces of a huge submarine sandwich (Photo credit: EastBoston.com).It was all peppers at Nick Moulison’s Carmela’s booth. (Photo for EastBoston.com by Frank Conte)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)Relative newcomers to East Boston’s waterfront, The Smoke Shop made a great impression with authentic BBQ. (Photo credit: EastBoston.com)
