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Golden Crust Bakery

Golden Crust Bakery

Chinatown • $

A tiny basement bakery in Chinatown where chewy mochi meets mango ice cream and Japanese garlic salt bread disappears before you make it home. The prices are shockingly gentle for bread this well made.

Wishing Cup

Wishing Cup

Downtown

Wishing Cup is a minority- and family-owned cafe where every order helps grant community wishes. Stop by for hand-crafted lattes, hearty focaccia sandwiches, and homemade treats that turn your daily coffee into kindness.

Maple & Ash

Maple & Ash

D Street / West Broadway • $$$$

A swanky Seaport steakhouse where dinner ends with a build-your-own Sundae Tower: three scoops plus a tray of sprinkles, gummy bears, and whipped cream. Steaks like the black-garlic-crusted Eisenhower hold their own.

Somerville Chocolate

Somerville Chocolate

Ward Two

Somerville Chocolate is a micro-batch bean-to-bar shop where owner Eric leads free tastings of experimental flavors like Hop Dark and saffron white chocolate. The soft serve skips industrial processing for a gritty texture and pure cocoa hit that finishes bright and fruity.

Delini Gelato

Delini Gelato

West Roxbury

Delini Gelato scoops silky, house-made Italian gelato with flavors bold enough to make you close your eyes. Watch them press fresh blood oranges and bake waffle cones while you debate between Sicilian Pistachio and caramelized banana.

Gori & Co.

Gori & Co.

Jamaica Plain

Gori & Co. turns fluffy Japanese shaved ice into edible art. Layered flavors like Blueberry Crumble with miso maple whip and ceremonial grade Matcha with red bean taste as playful as they sound.

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