The
smells of architecture become really apparent walking around the cityscape of
Boston. Going to the north end and smelling the pastries or the smell of beer
and sausage at Fenway. This becomes radically apparent to me when I'm hungry.
Walking by a pastry shop at lunchtime makes it much harder to go buy a salad.
Fanueil hall in the summertime has a lot of advertising for the different foods
that are offered, but it's all nasal advertising. One place in particular,
Halftime Pizza, on causeway St. gets me every time. I work on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday mornings, and walk by the exhaust vent on the side of
this delicious establishment. I haven’t had time to grab lunch there this
semester, but I'm never hungry until I walk by it. Smell the delicious dough
and pepperoni cooking in the oven. It works well to entice people walking by
before a TD Garden event, and is always packed. Most patrons aren't
intentionally going there, just need to eat and get a big wiff of the
deliciousness inside.
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