The Return of the Nightlife King
Once upon a time, Seth Greenberg reigned over a glittery club scene that upended the bar-hopping habits of stodgy old Boston. Now the prodigal impresario has returned. Can he bring that magic back?
A Senator’s Life: Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy
Boston magazine looks back at the man who transcended his family—and his all-too-human failings—to become a legend.
The Best Kennedy: Ted Kennedy
How the tragedies of Teddy’s life made him into one of America’s greatest senators.
Dining Out: Rowes Wharf Sea Grille
The Boston Harbor Hotel’s new restaurant has all the makings of a classic tourist trap—but chef Daniel Bruce ensures it has exquisite bait.
Five Ways to Get Cooking
This year, we’re not risking any dinner party disasters–and neither should you. Kick off the holiday entertaining season by studying up with local chefs at […]
Comings and Goings
Chowder has seen many restaurants shutter their doors lately, including Azure, Bonfire, and Excelsior. But there’s good news: More affordable eateries are opening up in […]
Market Watch
Good news for avid home cooks (and folks whose appetite for high-end eats exceeds their dining-out budget): three new gourmet shops have come to town. […]
First Bite: Ginger Park
The truth is, we never really liked Banq. Well, some of us did; to the rest, it was a highly-designed, overly fussy fusion spot serving […]
First Bite: Myung Dong 1st Avenue
Maybe it’s because I’ve been too busy with Thai (Dok Bua, Khao Sarn, Rod Dee, Chilli Duck) or Vietnamese (New Dong Khanh, Le’s, Pho Basil) […]
Fall Harvest Prix Fixe Dinners
This fall, many restaurants have put together sumptuous, multi-course fixed-price dinners at relatively minuscule price points. Feast your eyes (and stomach) on these. OctoberFeast at […]