Where to Eat...

Breakfast

I was with my bff's one day and we decided to spend the whole day in Boston. Since it was still early, we grabbed a quick breakfast at Blunch at 59 East Springfield Street. Their sandwiches are very tasty and well done. I tried Triple Club because it sounded yummy. True enough, it was. The roasted turkey, black angus beef and honey baked ham are very tasty. And yeah, that's why it's called the Triple Club (turkey, beef and ham). I also loved their muffins and granola. The Cafe Whim is also a good pair for my breakfast. It's a $2 cup of cappuccino and I couldn't say more.

Lunch

We didn't regret eating at Sam Lagrassa for lunch. 44 Province St. is the location of this Casual dining restaurant, between Bosworth St. and Bromfield St. You must truly their oven roasted brisket platter at $13.20. Food price is not at all expensive, besides, it's very easy on the pocket and heavy on the stomach.

Dinner

It was our first time to enter Audubon Circle Bar and Restaurant. I loved their meal of grilled hanger, rosemary brown butter aioli and potato gratin at only $16. Another must try is the pork schnitzel, arugula and pickled onion, $3 less than the first one. If you are craving for a dessert, try their Chevre Cheese Cake and Oreo crumbs.

What to Do...

Morning

We went to Mugar Omni Theater to cat a very inspiring movie. The theatre entertains its audience inside the Imax world's largest spin film format. The movie was very realistic, or real if I may say.

Afternoon

We went to Boston Strikers for a Sunday practice. We have been attending the clinic for some weeks now and glad I did well. We loved kicking that ball inside the goal Boston Strikers.

Evening

Boston comes alive in the evening so we still stayed at Audubon Circle after we ate dinner. The cocktails are a sure hit in Audubon Center and the energy is just so high, I wanted stay for an extra hour more.

Late Night

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