Whether you’re a student, heading to the symphony proper, or just enjoy living/hanging out in one of Boston’s cultural centers,  knowing where to find a good latte is an essential skill in Symphony. Or anywhere else, for that matter.

Fortunately, there’s plenty of good stuff to go around. Let’s take a closer look.

When revelers come pouring out of the Museum of Fine Arts or Symphony Hall, the first thing they look for is a great place to eat. So, it is no surprise that one of the most thriving cultural districts in Boston offers a plethora of yummy dining options. Whether you want a hip, yet upscale, sushi dinner, a quick bite before you head to a show, or an amazing slice of pizza, there is something to your taste among these best restaurants near Northeastern University and Symphony Hall. 

 

Symphony Pads has put together an infographic on average rent prices to give renters and landlords easy access to valuable apartment data in the Symphony/Northeastern neighborhood.  These averages were taken from the immense Boston Pads database, which has over 156,000 Boston apartments, 500,000+ apartment photos, and 8,000+ property videos.

At Symphony Pads, we often refer to the Symphony-Fenway area as the cultural heart of Boston. When you take a closer look at the landmarks you will find in this neighborhood, it is easy to see why! From sports games to orchestra performances, read on to find just a few of the spots that make the Symphony-Fenway area so special.

The Symphony-Fenway area is so chock-full of famous cultural landmarks and exciting things to do, we could not fit them all in just one blog post! Check out the first five famous Symphony-Fenway spots in Part One, and read on to find five more places in Symphony-Fenway that you do not want to miss.