If you don't mind me sharing a random story about some very good people.
When I was in Boston, my wife and I went out to dinner at @BleacherBar, a restaurant outside Fenway Park with Francesca between chemotherapy treatments.
We sat outside and were the only ones there.
When I was in Boston, my wife and I went out to dinner at @BleacherBar, a restaurant outside Fenway Park with Francesca between chemotherapy treatments.
We sat outside and were the only ones there.
This was October 2020 and they didn't have many customers.
It was our first time eating out during the pandemic.
The waiter noticed our hats – Rachel had on a Yankees hat, I had a on Rays hat. He made a joke about wearing them at Fenway Park.
It was our first time eating out during the pandemic.
The waiter noticed our hats – Rachel had on a Yankees hat, I had a on Rays hat. He made a joke about wearing them at Fenway Park.
We told him were there for our daughter's cancer treatments and he expressed how sorry he was.
Even though they didn't have many customers they gave us our meal for free. We told them we wanted to pay, but they wouldn't let us.
Even though they didn't have many customers they gave us our meal for free. We told them we wanted to pay, but they wouldn't let us.
Now that things are opening up, and people are vaccinated. I was would strongly recommend people visiting in Boston eat at @BleacherBar.
It's great food, and incredibly kind people. It's kind of gesture of kindness I will never forget the rest of my life.
It's great food, and incredibly kind people. It's kind of gesture of kindness I will never forget the rest of my life.
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