Hippity-Hoppity: ‘Easter’ Foods Around Boston

Things to Eat in Boston on Easter Weekend

Easter is early this year so if you haven’t colored any eggs or eaten any Cadbury chocolate hop to it! If you want to be a little playful this Easter season with us then check out our list for the best places to find Easter-themed foods around Boston. You can get most of these dishes year-round so no rush but it’s definitely a fun way to celebrate the holiday and re-fuel after a serious Easter egg hunt.

Rabbit (we couldn’t resist)

Sportello

Strozzapreti (handmade pasta) with Braised Rabbit, Picholine Olives, and Rosemary

Photo Credit: Sportello

Address: 348 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210
Phone: 617-737-1234

Alden & Harlow

Lamb

Lamb Burger with Spicy Cucumber, Whipped Feta, and Tzatziki
15 Hour Lamb Shoulder with Fava Tabouleh, Tzatziki, and Pickled Onions
Grilled Lamb Chops with Herb Marinade and Chickpea Salad

Photo Credit: Doretta Taverna

Address: 79 Park Plaza, Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 617-422-0008

Carrots

For something savory: Oleana

Carrot Kibbeh with Pecan Labne, Kalettes, and Brown Butter

Address: 134 Hampshire St, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone: 617-661-0505

Photo Credit: Yelp

Address: 314 Shawmut Ave, Boston, MA 02118
Phone: 617-482-1015

Eggs

For something savory: The Gallows

Scotch Egg – Crispy Pork Sausage Wrapped Soft Cooked Egg
Poutine – Country Smoked Ham, Sunny Eggs, and Curds

Photo Credit: The Gallows

Address: 1395 Washington St, Boston, MA 02118
Phone: 617-425-0200

For something sweet: Corner Cafe Bakery

Portuguese Egg Custard Tart

Photo Credit: Yelp

Look out for our Chinatown tour coming soon, details to come on our website. We’ll be stopping at Corner Cafe Bakery for a tasting!