West End

60Mellow

West End, Boston has 87 restaurants, 19 parks, and a social glue score of 77. It's adjacent to Beacon Hill and the data shows it — complete coverage, in-line on every metric, more parks than its neighbors.

Open interactive map →

Score Breakdown

Dining
55
Walkability
60
Daily Essentials
50
Recreation
100
Family
0
Services
100

About this Neighborhood

West End Boston scores 60 with a social glue score of 77, driven by 12 transactions and 40 dwell units — the highest dwell time in the Boston cluster. The 19 parks are a standout for the neighborhood's footprint — significantly more outdoor space than the adjacent Beacon Hill entries. Restaurants at 87 are in-line. Coffee at 21 in-line. Grocery at 12 in-line, slightly above the cohort at 0.59 z-score. Courts at 7, fitness at 7. Remote-friendly. No other personality tags. The doppelgangers are West End Cambridge (1.0 similarity), North End Somerville, and North End Cambridge — all Cambridge/Somerville neighborhoods that share the Boston urban fabric. The West End is historically significant — it was demolished and rebuilt in the 1960s urban renewal era — and the data profile reflects a neighborhood that was master-planned for residential function: parks, grocery, healthcare access, with the restaurant and coffee density that its residential population generates organically rather than intentionally.

Highlights

Walk Score98
Air QualityGood
Flood RiskLow

Want live data and AI analysis for West End?

Explore West End live →