​@DanielD  love it - like you, first K:BOS for me and 4th trip to Boston. 

It’s about 2 miles away from the Hynes Convention Centre but I definitely recommend checking out the Quincy Market. It’s part of the Freedom trail as it’s one of the historic sites. 

It’s definitely not off the beaten track but I really like the 50+ food stalls in there. It’s the spot I tried my first Lobster Roll & New England clam chowder.

See you at K:BOS! 

Hi ​@DanielD! I am laughing at the #flipphonegang 🤣 I have no idea about baked beans, but I know Lukes Lobster has amazing Lobster Rolls and is close. Also Atlantic Fish Company is close and amazing food if you want a more upscale seafood experience. 

​@DanielD Boston has so many transplants that many don’t even realize the old moniker bean town.  Its odd that you can’t find classic baked beans everywhere but can’t go wrong with this spot

Beantown Pub; Baked Beans slow cooked in molasses with side of brown bread baked/steamed in can, with molasses and raisins in the bread

As for lobster rolls and clam chowder, why not the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the country, Union Oyster House.

Brighton is core mall memories with my mom! Always have to walk through when I see one

Mike, please share what place you selected. 

Ended up going to Lukes, thanks for the recommendation, they had a Lobster Roll flight… which had my name written all over it!

Well that was nice to hear, thanks for sharing!