Boston's seaport views from the water - the perfect way to experience Boston from every corner of the city Boston has a way of balancing the (very) old with the new. One minute you're following brick paths laid centuries ago, and the next you’re sauntering along the Boston Harbor Walk that somehow connects nine neighborhoods with eight beaches. It’s an amazing city. History is everywhere, but so is a thriving restaurant scene. And we just can’t stop thinking about our recent

Moto's famous Goodfella sandwich. Written by Sarah Campise Hallier Photography by Patty Schmidt By 6 p.m., finding a seat at Moto in Fresno can become a minor challenge. Regulars settle onto barstools and neighbors begin arriving on foot. Dogs curl up beneath the patio tables and someone orders a glass of wine, spotting a friend walking in. Another customer stops by for a sandwich and ends up staying through sunset. Conversations merge from one table to the next. Echo Avenue

The famous Harris Ranch sign, seen from Interstate 5 in Coalinga. Written by Sarah Campise Hallier Photography by Patty Schmidt Victor Ramirez can’t walk very far through Harris Ranch without being stopped. A housekeeper waves from down the hall and a maintenance worker greets him by name. Someone from the bakery has a question and a smiling employee simply wants to say hello. Ramirez responds to each person effortlessly, as though he has all the time in the world. The halls