It is usually busy and there are a few tables, but it's mostly a take out place. Of course, it isn't entirely dining that makes the North End a place to visit. The Paul Revere Mall, however, is an agreeable, shaded square, which has some interesting historical plaques for your perusal. It's a pleasant enough glimpse into the past. During weekends in late summer, the North End celebrates its street festivals, or festes.
Different blocks are closed off and different saints are celebrated each weekend.
They are like your typical church fair, with Italian styling. Whether you tape a dollar bill to the effigy or not, these festes are good for inexpensive food and amusement. At the tip exchange you can check out Boston-related tips posted by other readers. Copyright 1996-2000 by Danvic Publications, Inc.