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Is that your only criterion? The Cambridge shoreline includes hotels, office buildings, parks, and academic buildings. All have lovely views.Is the Cambridge bank of the Charles the most wasted space in metro Boston? I once had a friend ask me where he and his group could eat in Cambridge with a view of Boston. I was shocked by the fact that I didn't have any suggestions for him.
The "park" is a median strip, the office buildings and academic buildings are hostile to the public, and even if any of the buildings were welcoming, they're separated from the water by 150 feet of traffic.Is that your only criterion? The Cambridge shoreline includes hotels, office buildings, parks, and academic buildings. All have lovely views.
Yea, it's new hand-laid brick. Not panelized on this building.Haven't seen in person, but based on the photos this has got to be some of the best 'post-WWII' brick I've ever seen. It's all new, right?
There used to be a Davio's at the Royal Sonesta Hotel that had a patio with nice Boston views. I'm pretty sure that Davio's location closed, but the restaurant is probably still there as part of the hotel. You are correct for restaurants with views across the river to Boston. The one in the Royal Sonesta Hotel is the ONLY one that I can think of. The Hyatt Regency Cambridge probably has a nice view too. They used to have a rotating restaurant on the top floor, but again...........not sure if that is still there.Is the Cambridge bank of the Charles the most wasted space in metro Boston? I once had a friend ask me where he and his group could eat in Cambridge with a view of Boston. I was shocked by the fact that I didn't have any suggestions for him.
Atop the Hyatt was 'The Spinnaker'! (RIP, 2004). Here's what the view was....The Hyatt Regency Cambridge probably has a nice view too. They used to have a rotating restaurant on the top floor, but again...........not sure if that is still there.
Oh wow - what a shame that it's no more. Any idea why the Hyatt didn't replace The Spinnaker with another restaurant? What's there now? (Does the room still rotate?!)Atop the Hyatt was 'The Spinnaker'! (RIP, 2004). Here's what the view was.
From the link that @bigpicture7 included, they removed the rotating floor and it's now a function room for the hotel. I only went there a few times as Spinnaker, and it was the Boston area's only rotating restaurant.Oh wow - what a shame that it's no more. Any idea why the Hyatt didn't replace The Spinnaker with another restaurant? What's there now? (Does the room still rotate?!)
we are veering way off thread topic here (though I didn't start it, I promise...ahhehmm, bronsonshore)...Oh wow - what a shame that it's no more. Any idea why the Hyatt didn't replace The Spinnaker with another restaurant? What's there now? (Does the room still rotate?!)
That's still there and with a fairly large outside patio overlooking the Charles. I regularly jogged by there last summer and it was always busy after 5pm. The main sit-down restaurant spot at the other end of the Sonesta lobby (which also had patio space) was killed by the pandemic though (it was another Italian place after Davio's, can't remember the name).Art bar was also a great spot along the Riverwalk
The Davio's replacement was called Dante.That's still there and with a fairly large outside patio overlooking the Charles. I regularly jogged by there last summer and it was always busy after 5pm. The main sit-down restaurant spot at the other end of the Sonesta lobby (which also had patio space) was killed by the pandemic though (it was another Italian place after Davio's, can't remember the name).