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Here’s where to blissfully sip your way through a season of suds and sun.

The stunning new restaurant, the latest from the team behind Yvonne’s and others, takes lovely liberties with coastal French cuisine.

From concerts and musicals to drag competitions, live events are back in Boston—and you’re not going to want to miss out.

Whether you’re seeking a cheap and easy spicy tuna roll or a multi-course omakase experience, here’s where to go.

Whether you’re seeking a slick, high-tech vibe or a more artsy ambiance to buy your pot, look no further.

Whether you’re craving St. Louis ribs, Texas brisket, or North Carolina-style pulled pork, getting the meat sweats never felt so sweet.

And that’s exactly why the sports jockey turned toque is redefining what it means to be a celebrity chef in Boston today.

Fine seafood dining, takeout boxes of deep-fried clams, craft breweries, and chic cocktail bars await.

If you lost your social skills during the shutdown, please allow these tired chefs to remind you of some basic table manners.

Coquette will flirt its way into the upcoming Omni hotel, bearing playful cocktails and bits of Basque Country influence.

Former Terra chef Dan Bazzinotti is remixing Italian cuisine in a massive space with a dance floor, stage, and nightly entertainment.

Old-school fudge sundaes, funked-up modern flavors, and a gelato or two, too.

Soak up some lobster rolls, Mexican street corn, and scorpion bowls.

From high-end sushi to rooftop Champagne, the ‘Quin House is a stunning playground with more than a dozen restaurants and bars—if you can get inside.

Star restaurateur Matthew Kenney has planted Double Zero, a gourmet pizza and wine bar, in the Back Bay.