Station KTV in Malden is an open-late karaoke lounge featuring private rooms and state-of-the-art equipment like wireless microphones, a touch-screen system, and varied song selection. Karaoke rooms are spacious and include comfortable couches, tables, and even a mini-stage section for the ambitious singer. If hunger strikes, Station KTV also offers an extensive menu of snacks,… Read More »
Dakzen is a newly opened eatery specializing in Bangkok-style street food in a relaxed storefront. Owner Panupak Kraiwong named his restaurant Dakzen because it’s a loose translation of the Thai phrase to “chow down,” especially on noodles. The menu includes a variety of bowls filled with noodle or rice dishes, mostly his grandfather’s recipes. Try… Read More »
Bikeeny Caffe is named for its signature pastry. A bikeeny is a European pastry encased in a flaky dough and stuffed with fruits, cheese, or nuts. It's a popular treat in Moldova, the eastern European country from which the cafe's owners hail. You'll always find a variety of bikeenies on the menu at Bikeeny Caffee.… Read More »
Visitors to Boston's Skywalk Observatory say that this place is unlike any other. You'll get a birds-eye view of the city and surrounding countryside from 50 stories up, and when visibility is good you can see up to 100 miles away. When you visit, be sure that you pay attention to the accompanying audio tour… Read More »
The USS Constitution has been around almost as long as the United States itself. It was first launched in 1797 on an inaugural journey from Boston to the Caribbean. It has played pivotal roles in U.S. history since then, including time as a warship, but it's been on display in Boston permanently since the 1930s.… Read More »