Cute grocery store on the flat of Beacon Hill. It has a small selection (including their own brand) of everyday goods. Good produce selection, standard groceries, and some gourmet items such as cheese and olive oil. There's also a wine store downstairs with a good selection of domestic and internal bottles, and beer.
Store hours: Mon-Sat - 7am - 10 pm, Sun - 7am - 9 pm

Since 1937, The Paramount restaurant has been a long-standing Boston favorite, evoking the history and character of Beacon Hill. It's easily accessible and centrally located on historic Charles Street. Nestled between the boutique storefronts and quaint cafes, The Paramount provides the perfect atmosphere for just about any occasion. Whether it's a casual dinner, a first date, or a special anniversary, you'll certainly find something in this cozy restaurant that will cater to your dining desires. During the day this place functions to the beat of its own drum as diners stand in line and order, pay at the counter, and then take their seat to enjoy one of Boston's best brunches. At night, the Paramount become much more quiet and relaxed, while retaining all of its neighborhood charm. This is a local favorite and keeps Bostonians coming back for the friendly service and great food! Be sure to say hi to friendly Carlos, the long-time owner, and he might even give you a drink on the house!

Small greek deli, Family owned. Huge pizza slices warmed to order, fresh baked goods and tasty sandwiches.

The appeal of Beacon Hill’s Hi Spot Deli is that it’s an anomaly in an area of over-priced fare including the uber-chic Mooo and Scollay Square. Looking for a quality lunch at a reasonable price? This downtown Boston fave is the place to go. Once you make it through the lines of eager patrons—they have a stellar selection of deli goodies including a killer Reuben sub and their “signature plate” which is a salsa-infused chicken creation with rice pilaf. For those looking for greasy spoon alternative, Hi Spot also serves up pizza.