East Boston
East Boston, Massachusetts
Neighborhood
East Boston
Neighborhood
“This is what a true inclusive community feels like. ”
“I am proud to say my home is in Eastie.”
East Boston
Overview
Referred to by locals as simply “Eastie,” East Boston is an exhilarating and culturally breathtaking community in one of America’s most celebrated cities. Gorgeous waterfront views from Boston Harbor accompany a bustling business district, including some of the best ethnic restaurants the city has to offer.
And it makes sense, too. Known to history as “Boston’s Ellis Island,” this neighborhood served as a major mid-19th-century foothold for immigrants entering the United States, their influence reflected in the richly diverse communities thriving in the area to this day.
What’s in the neighborhood?
A crown jewel of the city, Boston Harbor gives this neighborhood an unrivaled sense of beauty. Sweeping waterfront views are the backdrop to a proudly vibrant and culturally diverse community, its influence found in countless experiences around town. Tour a world of cuisine and acquaint yourself with the neighborhood on a deeper level with every dish. Or see local collaboration on display at any of six city-maintained community gardens.
There’s a certain splendor to behold in East Boston. Promoting a powerful sense of belonging, the community is a celebration of its multi-cultural history as much as it is a thrilling opportunity to uncover both familiar favorites and fresh experiences.
Nearby Maverick Station offers MBTA (“the T”) subway service; quick and easy access to Logan International Airport.
The Atlantic Works Gallery, HarborArts, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum; hosts an annual Eastie Week, celebrating the richly vibrant and resilient East Boston community.
Everything from the everyday essentials at Shaw’s Supermarket to familiar favorites in Liberty Plaza; Copley Place, Northgate Shopping Plaza, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace nearby
A wide selection of diverse cuisines within walking distance: Angela's Café, Rino's Place, Kelley Square Pub, Santarpio's Pizza.
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation; Constitution Beach; several community gardens managed by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department and other groups.
Local opportunities include the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen and the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center as well as citywide efforts through Boston Cares.
Shopping in the area.
East Boston shopping offers a balance between everyday essentials and a unique array of “mom-and-pop” options. Eclectic gift shops and fashion boutiques allow shoppers the opportunity to support home-grown businesses while familiar storefronts like Marshall’s or Shaw’s Supermarket provide easy access to necessities and home goods.
You won’t have to go far for a more extensive retail experience, either. Copley Place, Northgate Shopping Plaza, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace are all a short distance away, each offering its own selection of shops and retailers to explore.
Nearby Maverick Station offers MBTA (“the T”) subway service; quick and easy access to Logan International Airport.
The Atlantic Works Gallery, HarborArts, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum; hosts an annual Eastie Week, celebrating the richly vibrant and resilient East Boston community.
Everything from the everyday essentials at Shaw’s Supermarket to familiar favorites in Liberty Plaza; Copley Place, Northgate Shopping Plaza, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace nearby
A wide selection of diverse cuisines within walking distance: Angela's Café, Rino's Place, Kelley Square Pub, Santarpio's Pizza.
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation; Constitution Beach; several community gardens managed by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department and other groups.
Local opportunities include the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen and the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center as well as citywide efforts through Boston Cares.
Bars and restaurants nearby.
Perhaps the most powerful way to experience this community’s international influences resides in its selection of restaurants and eateries. A reflection of its diverse population and ethnic history, dining in East Boston offers no shortage of unforgettably original experiences.
Santarpio’s Pizza, originally opened in 1903, was one of the first pizzerias to serve the neighborhood’s Italian-American communities—and is still operated by the Santarpio family to this day. Other popular options include Colombian cuisine at El Peñol and Mexican favorites from Taquería Jalisco.
Nearby Maverick Station offers MBTA (“the T”) subway service; quick and easy access to Logan International Airport.
The Atlantic Works Gallery, HarborArts, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum; hosts an annual Eastie Week, celebrating the richly vibrant and resilient East Boston community.
Everything from the everyday essentials at Shaw’s Supermarket to familiar favorites in Liberty Plaza; Copley Place, Northgate Shopping Plaza, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace nearby
A wide selection of diverse cuisines within walking distance: Angela's Café, Rino's Place, Kelley Square Pub, Santarpio's Pizza.
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation; Constitution Beach; several community gardens managed by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department and other groups.
Local opportunities include the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen and the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center as well as citywide efforts through Boston Cares.
Community service opportunities.
There can be no denying the powerful connections felt between the different communities that make up East Boston’s population. Brought together by history and united by cultural preservation, these residents represent a world of unique experiences—and giving back only fosters a stronger sense of belonging.
Local volunteering opportunities include those found at East Boston Community Soup Kitchen and the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center. Other citywide organizations, like Boston Cares, also contribute to community-service efforts year-round.
Nearby Maverick Station offers MBTA (“the T”) subway service; quick and easy access to Logan International Airport.
The Atlantic Works Gallery, HarborArts, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum; hosts an annual Eastie Week, celebrating the richly vibrant and resilient East Boston community.
Everything from the everyday essentials at Shaw’s Supermarket to familiar favorites in Liberty Plaza; Copley Place, Northgate Shopping Plaza, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace nearby
A wide selection of diverse cuisines within walking distance: Angela's Café, Rino's Place, Kelley Square Pub, Santarpio's Pizza.
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation; Constitution Beach; several community gardens managed by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department and other groups.
Local opportunities include the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen and the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center as well as citywide efforts through Boston Cares.
Explore our living spaces.
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