Taking Boston's "Politically Incorrect" Walking Food Tour

For my entire life, I have lived in the New England region of the Northeastern United States, and most of these cities feature "little" enclaves of immigrant populations. I grew up in Central Connecticut where Polish and Puerto Ricans have settled quite nicely. Portuguese immigrants have settled for several generations along the Massachusetts coastline and in Rhode Island. Along the Massachusetts coastline and in Rhode Island, Portuguese immigrants have made their home for several generations. Boston is famously known for its waves of Irish immigrants who have settled there over many decades and generations. The North End of Boston exemplifies this, boasting a rich history with its narrow, winding streets adorned with historic buildings, many of which trace back to the 18th and 19th centuries, showcasing the architectural styles of those times. As the city expanded, the North End evolved into a cultural melting pot, especially during the immigration surges of the 19th and early 20th c…