Jeff Phillips

A free museum that has an impressive collection of impressionist paintings by several of the masters such as Monet and Van Gogh. We were also amazed by their porcelain collection which included china pieces from the 1700 and 1800s that appeared to be in like new condition. Since there is no charge to enter, you can just pop in to see a few things and then go without walking yourself to exhaustion. However, if you want to do the latter, there are many more exhibits that we did not see.

Went here twice for breakfast, and based on all the construction workers who came in to eat, it is clear this place has a good reputation for providing big portions at reasonable prices right in the heart of the Government Center section of Boston.