Neighborhood fact sheet: North End
The basics about the North End’s restaurants, bars, grocery stores, coffee shops and more.
This is one of 10 fact sheets meant to give new renters the basic information they need to know about their new neighborhoods. The series covers the 10 neighborhoods in Boston with the highest percentage of renters. You can learn about the rest here: Allston, Brighton, Chinatown, Fenway, Longwood Medical Area, Mission Hill, Roxbury, and West End.
Average age: 30.5
Percent of people with bachelor degrees or higher: 80.2%
WalkScore: 98
Public transit options:
Green B, E, and D line stations: Park Street Station
Green C and E line stations: Haymarket
Orange line stations: Haymarket (currently closed for renovations)
Bus Lines 111, 117, 15, 191, 39, 4, 57, 608, and 89
Highest-rated delivery spot on Yelp*: Pauli’s, 65 Salem Street
Highest-rated date-worthy restaurant ($$$ or up): Neptune Oyster, 63 Salem Street
Highest-rated coffee and tea shop:Polcari’s Coffee, 105 Salem Street
Notable bars:
Ward 8, 90 N Washington Street
Notable grocery stores:
Salumeria Italiana, 151 Richmond Street
Golden Goose Market, 179 Commercial Street
Bob’s Grocery Store, 160 Endicott Street
*Delivery restaurants do not need to physically be in the neighborhood in question. They must deliver to an address we chose in the center of the neighborhood.
What the North End used to look like:
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