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The Atlas Hotel sits at the center of Boston’s most forward-thinking neighborhood and at the entrance to the new Allstonway. Here, curiosity drives the culture, and every corner offers something new to discover. More than a place to stay, it’s a place to tap into what’s next.

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Neighborhood Map

Discover a whole new side of Boston. Learn why Allston is the emerging center for innovation and local happenings, with endless opportunities to explore the city like never before.

Local Dining Favorites

  • sloane's menu

    Sloane’s

    A local go-to for inventive comfort food, standout cocktails, and a daily brunch that hits all the right notes. Image credit: Earl Studio.

  • Lulu's Allston sign

    Lulu’s Allston

    Creative comfort food, brunch favorites, and local beers come together at this beloved neighborhood hangout with a spacious, outdoor patio.

  • Sofra Bakery & Cafe Allston

    Sofra Bakery + Café Allston

    Savor modern Middle Eastern flavors at Sofra, where Chef Ana Sortun and Pastry Chef Maura Kilpatrick serve inventive dishes and pastries rooted in tradition. Image Credit: Sofra Bakery + Café

  • Charles River Speedway

    The Charles River Speedway

    A lively marketplace with food, drinks, small shops, and a welcoming outdoor vibe.

  • A tattooed person's hands hold a white plate with crispy dumplings resting on a bed of red sauce, garnished with scallions. A brass teapot and a glass of iced drink are visible in the background.

    Ama

    Globally inspired, slow-cooked fare and inventive drinks rooted in culinary tradition.

  • pavement coffee cafe seating people drinking coffee morning

    Pavement Coffeehouse

    With locations in both Allston and Brighton, Pavement Coffeehouse is a must-sip local morning hotspot.

  • swissbakers bakery allston cafe coffee croissants

    swissbäkers

    Boston's family-owned European bakery serving fresh croissants and morning brews.

  • Blackbird Doughnuts + Sally’s Sandwiches

    Blink and you might miss it. Located in Bay 4 studio space off of Holton Street, you'll find the famed doughnut masters at Blackbird offering seasonal and classic flavors. For some savory, there's Sally's. Grab a breakfast sandwich or a classic Club, BLT and more.

  • A scenic, sunny view of a paved path in Herter Park bordered by mature trees with golden-green leaves. A cyclist in a yellow jersey rides down the path in the late afternoon sun.
FIND YOUR THIRD PLACE

Events & Experiences

From world-renowned events, to intimate local gatherings, we chart course to the city’s greatest adventures, shared by thought leaders, innovators, and city locals. Find the paths that lead to further discoveries.

University Hubs & Happenings

  • Exterior of David Rubenstein Treehouse

    David Rubenstein Treehouse

    A flexible and sustainably-designed venue with a commitment to mission-driven gatherings.

  • A wide view of the Science and Engineering Complex (SEAS) at Harvard, a large, modern building with a distinctive, patterned exterior facade of metallic panels, framed by trees with fall colors.

    Harvard SEAS Administrative Offices

    Faculty and leadership offices for Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

  • A wide view of the exterior of a large, circular stadium (likely Harvard Stadium) with Roman-style arches, a red running track in the foreground where a person is doing a push-up, and an American flag waving on top.

    Harvard Stadium

    Historic landmark and iconic venue hosting sports, concerts, and community events since 1903.

  • A close-up of the Harvard Business School sign on a low brick wall, partially framed by the lush green leaves of a large tree. The sign reads

    Harvard Business School

    A world-renowned business education and innovation hub located in the heart of Allston.

  • Harvard’s MBA Class Of 1959 Chapel

    A truly magical place designed in fantastic form, with a glass pyramid, a cylindrical copper structure, and a transportive water garden. Held for non-denominational gatherings and ceremonies.

  • Harvard Yard

    The oldest part of the Harvard campus known for hosting Harvard Commencement, surrounded by the schools most prestigious halls.

  • Exterior view at The Atlas Hotel
At The Center of it all

Discover Allstonway

Learn where innovators, creators, academics, local residents, entrepreneurs, and the community come together to form a first-of-its-kind experience.

Inspiring Arts & Culture

  • Allston Art Walk

    Self-guided loop of murals and sculptures celebrating local creativity in Allston.

  • Jessie and Katey art house Allston western ave

    Jessie + Katey Art House

    Visit the transformed unused building now artistic landmark from creative duo Jessie Unterhalter and Katey Truhn.

  • A vibrant, low-light photo of a crowd gathered outside a building entrance illuminated with intense red and orange light, featuring people sitting on wooden steps and standing under large umbrellas at night.

    EXIT Galleries

    A hybrid art space, multi-disciplinary studio, performance venue. Serving coffee and culture for all.

  • An art gallery exhibition of abstract ceramic sculptures in a white room with a concrete floor. In the foreground is a large, boat-shaped sculpture with thick, dark edges and tall reeds rising from a bed of sand.

    Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard

    A dynamic space offering a variety of classes, lectures and workshops in ceramic arts for adults of all skill levels. Registration is open to anyone.

  • A modern, rendered view of the exterior of the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) building, with large red letters on the facade, a glass entryway, and an outdoor plaza with people sitting and walking.

    American Repertory Theater

    Marking it's new Allston home with construction underway, the Harvard-affiliated theater is known for its bold new plays, musicals, and reimagined classics since 1979. Visit the current location at Loeb Drama Center in Cambridge.