Fall is in the Air: Pumpkin Pie Martinis at Bostons Fifteen Beacon Hotel

XV Beacon Hotel, BostonWord upon a street is which a club at Moo, a worldly modern steakhouse run by Chef/Owner Jamie Mammano, is shaking up some anniversary martinis which have been like fresh desserts. Located in a swank XV Beacon Hotel, perched upon a crest of Beacon Hill in a many ancestral city in America, Moo is welcoming fall with a pumpkin pie martini which sounds delicious. For those looking for a ultimate spot for a Thanksgiving feast, youll be pleased to know which Moo is open for a holiday, featuring Thanksgiving-inspired dishes from eleven am to 8 pm. Stuffed to a gills with fanciful food as well as drink? Stay a night in oppulance at XV Beacon, heralded for its distinguished service as well as cutting-edge accommodations.


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