Best of Boston when it comes to finding premier wine, spirits, and quality beers. A high end store with a neighborhood touch. Charles Street liquors has something for everyone. Charles Street Liquors has a great selection - lots of beers from Belgium, Germany, Canada, USA, etc. They even have beer from Kenya, Ethiopia, Brazil and China! Tons of great wines from all over the world too - France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Chile, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, United States, South Africa, etc. Great single malt scotch selection and many other spirits as well. Located at the end of Charles street by the MGH T stop, across from Savenor's market. Definitely check it out!

Peter Ballarin is the Executive Chef/Owner of the legendary "The Hungry I". Voted Best Restaurant (in fireside dining, outdoor dining, and romatic dining) over and over again. The menu includes fancy feasts like frog legs or quail- with an exceptional wine list to match. The Hungry I is a Beacon Hill staple, elegant, and understated. Reservations recommended.

Tucked away on a beautiful Beacon Hill sidestreet, Lala Rokh offers an inspiring cultural tour of Persian cuisine and tranquil intimacy. The series of small dining spaces make the dining experience wonderfully private as the knowledgeable, unobtrusive waitstaff present plates of curries, meats, and vegetables seasoned with specially-imported spices. Arouse the taste buds with the Kashk-E Bademjan (roast eggplant with goat's milk; $7) before preceding on to the demure but filling Abgusht (lamb shank; $18) or Morgh (saffron dark chicken; $15). You still won't want to leave enchanting LaLa Rokh, so savor the gentle desserts like the baklava ($6) and creme caramel ($7) as you linger for hours. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Antiquers will rejoice for this Beacon Hill haven that houses everything from antique furniture to light fixtures dating back to the 1800's.