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    Bubble Bath Back Bay is a penthouse cocktail bar atop the Citizen M hotel on Newbury Street, with skyline views most Boston bars can only dream of. It's built for ending a shopping day with visitors in tow, someone cradling a prickly pear mezcal drink while bags pile up at their feet. Order champagne, or let the caviar cart roll up and serve it with potato chips and cannoli. It's The Infatuation's pick for the best bars in Boston.

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    • Peared down

      “Try the Peared Down, a mezcal prickly pear cocktail, with some salt and vinegar fries”

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    • Salt and vinegar fries

      “Try the Peared Down, a mezcal prickly pear cocktail, with some salt and vinegar fries”

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