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"The North End is known as the Italian section of Boston. Besides Paul Revere's House, you can stroll through the neighborhood's winding streets to find hundreds of Italian restaurants, bakeries and shops."

"Also known as Boston's Little Italy...food and history line these streets!"

"The Italian neighborhood in Boston, famous for its top-notch Italian restaurants and cafes. 一流のイタリアのレストランやカフェが立ち並ぶるボストンのイタリア町。"

"Don't miss out on the best restaurant's of Boston's Little Italy. Enjoy the best tastes of Italy without having to travel."

"This is a great part of Boston, for history and for eating. Many of the best Italian restaurants in the city are here."

"Boston's Italian Area"

"Boston’s Little Italy. The city's oldest residential district where people have lived continuously since its settlement in the 1660s. It is the birthplace of the Revolution"

"After Sunset and Big City, hop back on the green line inbound. Catch a North Station or Lechmere train and get off at North Station. Make your way to Canal Street..."

"A must see if you are in the mood for good Italian food, or just to check out the neighborhood. This area is full of great restaurants, shops, and a fun ambiance."

"Best Italian food this side of Italy"

"The North End is Boston's Little Italy. This is a great neighborhood to walk around, it offers not only great food but a ton of culture and Boston history."

"Boston's Little Italy"

"Boston's Little Italy Also have to try Mike's Pastry"

"Here, the streets are narrow and compact, and there is history – Old North Church, Paul Revere’s house, burial grounds – seemingly around every corner. The neighborhood is packed with restaurants, virtually all of them Italian, and the locals carefully maintain their deeply-rooted ties to Italian culture."

"Just a short walk over the bridge from Charlestown. Great Italian food, bakeries, shops."

"An easy walk from Faneuil Hall, the main street in the North End is Hanover St."

"Italian dining and pastry shops"

"Old historic section of town known for its great Italian flavor!"

"All Italian Food and Pastries! Any Italian Food and Pastries!"

"The North End is Boston's oldest residential community. Today, it is the center of the Italian community in Boston and is well-known for its Italian restaurants, coffee shops and bakeries. This is Nick and Christina's favorite part of Boston, so be sure to come back after the ceremony to check out the area!"

"Known for amazing Italian Restaurants! http://www.northendboston.com/dining.htm"

"The North End is the oldest neighborhood in Boston. It is a delightful labyrinth of narrow streets and exotic marketplaces. Known for its 87 Italian restaurants and bakeries, the North End is also the home to the Old North Church and the Paul Revere House."

"Many good Italian restaurants!"

""One if by land, two if by sea..." Just look for the towering steeple. Walk around the North End, the Italian neighborhood of Boston."

"Boston's Little Italy"

"The Little Italy of Boston. Every restaurant in Boston's North End serves an awesome Italian meal so don't be afraid to drop in any of them! Also, don't forget to get a famous canoli from Mike's or Modern Pastries."

"Boston's Little Italy; many good restaurants to be found up and down Hanover Street and on side streets"

"Andy and Jen LOVE to eat in the North End! The North End is the oldest neighborhood in Boston. It is a delightful labyrinth of narrow streets and exotic marketplaces. Known for its 87 Italian restaurants and bakeries, the North End is also the home to the Old North Church and the Paul Revere House."

"Reach Boston's Italian North End from the Haymarket Orange line stop."