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“Shop & Nibble” A Neighborhood Shopping & Tasting Stroll

Posted on Author NorthEndWaterfront.comComments Off on “Shop & Nibble” A Neighborhood Shopping & Tasting Stroll

Looking for an excuse to enjoy Boston’s North End on a Sunday afternoon? Enjoy nibbling and sipping while you shop! The North End’s annual Shop & Nibble will take place on March 25th from 1-4pm, and is free to everyone.

Participating North End shops include LIT Boutique, in-jean-ius, Shake the Tree, Ensemble Boutique, I Am Books, Heart & Sole, Cataldo Interiors Boutique, Polkadog Bakery, SALMANGUNDI, Loft & Vine, Sedurre Boutique, and The Wine Bottega who will partner with local restaurants to provide free samples all afternoon!

Featured restaurants include: Rina’s Pizzeria & Cafe, Dino’s Cafe, Artu, Strega, Nico, Lucca, Prezza, Rabia’s Seafood/Oyster Bar & Italian Restaurant, AquaPazza, Lo Contes Restaurant, Lulu’s Sweet Shoppe, and Ernesto’s Pizza.

More event details on Eventbrite.

 

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