close to all of it.

~5 min · 1.5 mi · one Red Line stop

Wollaston is Magic Bowl's closest neighbor to the north — one Red Line stop or a five-minute drive down Hancock Street. If you run Wollaston Beach in the morning, we're the recovery stop on the way home.

~8 min · 2.5 mi · two Red Line stops

North Quincy sits two Red Line stops up the line from us. For the Squantum-side gyms and the North Quincy High crowd, Magic Bowl is the clean-fuel stop on the ride into Quincy Center.

~6 min · 1.5 mi by car

Quincy Point is a quick hop west across the city from Hancock Street. If your morning runs through the Fore River side of Quincy, we're an easy detour into the Center for breakfast.

~10 min · 3 mi by car

Marina Bay is Quincy's waterfront, about ten minutes northeast of us. After a boardwalk run or a morning on the water, Magic Bowl is the clean refuel before the rest of the day.

~12 min · 3.5 mi by car

Squantum sits at the tip of the peninsula past Marina Bay. It's a straight shot down Quincy Shore Drive to Hancock Street — worth the drive for a bowl that actually lists its macros.

~12 min · 4 mi by car

Milton borders Quincy to the northwest, between the Blue Hills and the Red Line. For Milton runners and Blue Hills hikers, Magic Bowl is the recovery bowl on the Quincy side.

~10 min · 4 mi · Red Line to Quincy Center

Braintree is the southern end of the Red Line, a short ride or drive from Quincy Center. South Shore Plaza shoppers and Braintree gym-goers make Magic Bowl part of the trip north.

~12 min · 5 mi by car

Weymouth sits just south of Quincy across the Fore River. It's a straight run up Bridge Street and the Southern Artery into Quincy Center — close enough that Magic Bowl is a regular stop, not a special trip.