• Taste the signature Boston Cream Pie and the soft, buttery Parker House Rolls of Parker’s Restaurant within the Omni Parker House. The original Boston Cream Pie was created in the restaurant in 1856 for the hotel’s opening, and it is now the official state dessert of Massachusetts. The namesake Parker House Rolls, which have the distinction of being America’s first soft dinner rolls, were a top secret recipe until 1933 when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt requested that they be served at a White House dinner.

• Savor an evening cocktail in Parker’s Bar, a mahogany and stained glass venue that once served as a thousand volume library.

• Enjoy a glass of Bostonian whiskey at The Last Hurrah, a Boston tradition within Boston’s most famous political bar and pub. While enjoying the classic, historic atmosphere, take a look at the framed photos of famous politicians who have enjoyed a drink in the pub of this historic hotel.

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