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South End Jewelry Boutique M. Flynn Turns 15
Working in marketing two decades ago, Megan Flynn never would have envisioned herself as a gemologist at the helm, with her sister Moria, of a […]
Zurito, a Love Letter to Pintxo Bars, Debuts on Beacon Hill
Jamie Bissonnette is really pumped about anchovies. White and black anchovies on toast. Cantabrian anchovies skewered with peppers and olives. Plates of boquerones—marinated white anchovies. […]
Sneak Peek: Mimi’s Chūka Diner Opens Soon in Somerville
From matzo ball wonton soup to a Denver-meets-Japan omelet, Mimi’s Chūka Diner opens in Somerville later this year with a mix of chūka (Japanese-Chinese cuisine) […]
On the Market: A $10 Million, 18-Acre Compound in Dover
8 Hamlins Xing, Dover Price: $10,000,000 Size: 11,000 square feet Bedrooms: 6 Bathrooms: 10 (6 full, 4 partial) Situated in one of Boston’s most affluent and […]
The Lenox Hotel Restaurants Are Reborn
After a whirlwind 24 hours of remodeling, two of the Lenox Hotel’s restaurants reopen today, refreshed and ready for a new era. The space that’s […]
Inside Luxury Kids’ Parties, Where Parents Are the Plus-Ones
Guests entered the club through a long, moody, glow-in-the-dark tunnel. On one side, a merch table overflowed with Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream, […]
Mfoniso Udofia Returns Home to Massachusetts with “Sojourners”
When Mfoniso Udofia set out to write her play Sojourners, she thought quite a bit about her identity as the first-generation American daughter of Nigerian […]
There’s a New ‘Listening Lounge’ in the South End
Down a winding staircase from the Revolution Hotel lobby awaits the South End’s Spy Bar, a new music-focused spot that’s “like a ’70s lounge meets […]
Here’s What You’ll Be Eating at Our Taste Event
Taste, our biggest food event of the year, will be back for its 14th year in just over a week, taking place on November 7 […]
Thaiger Den Brings Upscale Thai to Malden
Ancient Thai recipes meet modern techniques at Malden’s newest dining destination, Thaiger Den, from the team behind nearby Crying Thaiger. Although the new spot is […]
The Betrayal of Sandra Birchmore
Growing up in Stoughton, Sandra Birchmore idolized police officers. She dreamed of becoming one herself someday and longed to enroll in the town’s Police Explorers […]
News Bites: CambridgeSide Gets a New Food Court with Neapolitan-ish Pizza, Ramen, and More
We’ve got a few days of summer weather, but it’s already pumpkin spice season in Boston—and so-many-restaurants-are-opening season. We’re back with some restaurant updates for […]
Bernadette Brings Farm-to-Table, French-Inspired Fare to Salem This Fall
As Salem’s October crowds stream off the train and push down the city’s Washington Street main drag, Aaron and Shanna Chambers are getting ready to […]
Electric-Car Maker Rivian Rolls into Boston’s Back Bay
Picture this: You’re grooving to live music on a Saturday while checking out wares from local artisans. No, you’re not at a cool street festival; […]
How Boston Sports Teams Are Using Social Media to Lure Younger Fans
Doughnuts may not be the best meal after a grueling morning hockey practice, but for the Boston Bruins, it’s all part of the job—or at […]