Clark St, Central Boston

Clark Street is a great place to live because it is so conveniently close to major bridges/tunnels and is relatively easy to get to. There are also great sites, such as the Paul Revere House and Paul Revere Mall (a.k.a a big park - not a shopping mall:) But, this neighborhood is best known for it's Italian heritage - food and Catholic churches. The Old North Church is a site to see if you should ever just want to visit. I am not a fan of Italian food, so I basically had to travel to eat something different.

I frequented clark street many times for its Many Italian resturants. It is a quaint, closely knit, italian oriented neighborhood. There is a very attractive big catholic church on the street. It is very, safe, and quiet as well. The food here was the attraction for me. I believe you will find the best food here in boston. I also love that everything is in walking distance. You can basically walk to any place you need to go in boston. There are a lot of shops on this street too.

Clark Street in the North End of Boston is a wonderful place to live. It is a quiet street that doesn't get a lot of traffic. The North End is known as the Little Italy of Boston. From one of my windows, I could overlook the courtyard of St. Stephen Catholic Church. It was a quiet area with great Italian restaurants and bakeries. I got all of my furniture from an old antiques store just down the street. We walked the furniture into my place. People were more talkative and friendlier in this neighborhood than in other Boston neighborhoods. It feels like a tight-knit family community. Just as when I lived on Beacon Hill, I could walk to work, which can't be beat. Boston is the best walking town I've ever lived in.