Visiting your home and feeling like a tourist, pt. II
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino was in the next room, but I no longer had the local voter's right to demand he take a photo with ACI.
We were at Doyle's Braddock Cafe, an excellent and ancient bar and restaurant around the corner from where I used to live (and featured, most recently, in Mystic River). While the mayor was in one room, we were greeted by Boston rock legend/Doyle's waiter Rick Berlin, who requested we buy his CD, the hustler.
The menu was more fancy than it was when I left, reflecting the Celtic Tiger aspect of Boston's changing Irish population.
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by Marty Barrett at Wednesday, August 09, 2006
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Marty, if you're in Boston and don't call me . . .
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