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Waterfront Cafe on Commercial Street would also serve: pitchers, good pizza, decent Italian-American entrees, subs. burgers, steamers, steak tips. http://www.waterfront-cafe.com/splash
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re: MC Slim JB
Waterfront Cafe is a great choice, but it's a good mile from the Garden. I'd still rec the Four's. It's right in the shadow of the garden and while you are eating, you can count the stitches on Gerry Cheevers' mask. Or check out a zillion photos of Larry Bird, Ted Williams, and, orf course, Bobby Orr! with all of the memorabilia on their walls, the Four's is the equivalent to a pre-game walk down Boston's sports pantheon of greatness .
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re: Bob MacAdoo
Really? I walked that very recently, from a Bruins game to the Waterfront Cafe, and I would have guesstimated it at half a mile, tops. Might be a bit more than a ten-minute walk between traffic lights at the big intersections (like N. Washington) and snowy sidewalks, but not all of a mile.
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re: Bostonbob3
The Fours is a classic sports venue. Really should make the trip, if not this time maybe the next. For food though, the Waterfront Cafe is far better. It is a 10 min. walk to North Station which translates to 1/4 mile at best. I commute out of North Station and familiar with time and distance to and from North Station and various points in Boston.
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The Four's is the place, right across the way from the garden on Canal Street.Get the Bobby Orr steak tip sammy - mmmmm.
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re: Bob MacAdoo
BM, given the OP's stated request, I don't think there is another place to go. Besides, and if they're Bruins newbies, it's a right of passage. Love the Bobby Orr but another way to go is the Tony C, a breaded veal sang wit fresh mozz & marinara. Oh yeah!
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