Colin Kingsbury

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For its latest hot spot, a glittery restaurant group toys with modern Cuban cuisine—and a liberal application of excess.

Rare, Encore Boston Harbor’s destination for prime chops, is slick, swanky—and a bit undercooked.

A suburban Cuban restaurant exports a bigger, boozier location to Cambridge.

A bold-for-Boston Japanese restaurant is a polished, if imperfect, exercise in ambition.

All that glitters is not gold at this posh restaurant group’s Boston debut.

The millennial restaurant comes of age with a plucky Seaport addition.

Our critic visits Southern Proper, in the South End.

One of the distinguishing traits of great cities is that they’re furiously alive, which is to say they’re constantly changing.

Boston claims to be a center for innovation. So why is City Hall smothering the food-truck industry?

The anti-car movement needs to get off its high bicycle and accept a simple fact — living in Boston without a car sucks.

What do you call a state run by a bunch of nannying killjoys? Massachusetts.

If allowing suckers to drop the nest egg on slot machines is how Massachusetts will fix its money problem, let’s at least have some fun on the way to social ruin.