5. I second Union Oyster House. Historic Building, great food.
In fact, I think it is the oldest operating restaurant in Boston.
Italian food? Anywhere in the North End. Salem and Hanover streets are the most populated w/Italian restaurants. There are some great gems hidden. If you buy something in one of the shops to take home(like real Italian pasta), ask the proprietor for a suggestion. They know the best places, both quality and price.
Sox game sounds like fun. You can finally see the "Green Monster".
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