Boston Magazine

Bumble, Hinge, Tinder, Coffee Meets Bagel (yes, that’s really an app)—I’ve tried them all. My confounding search for connection when virtual love disappoints.

Former liquor board secretary Lesley Delaney Hawkins terminated after providing a “made-up” license number.

The hearth of this 1920s home finally finds its 21st-century groove.

The family-style meals in the Brewster field happen every Wednesday through September.

The activist and livestreamer who’s become “something of an influencer” is fully caffeinated and ready to take on Boston, one interview at a time.

Located alongside the Charles River, the newest venture from the Boston restaurateur behind Mistral and Serafina resurrects an iconic local dish.

Thanks to exciting new restaurants and bars in every terminal, you’ll never go hungry or thirsty while you wait.

Our intrepid society columnist reports from Boston’s swankiest affairs, including CSC’s Shakespeare Under the Stars Gala.

Whether you’re looking for takeaway for the beach or a satisfying dinner after a sun-drenched day, we’ve got your Vineyard eats covered. 

If you’re heading to New England’s favorite little island with dune-backed beaches this summer, we’ve found the best stops.

Long Point at Cataumet has everything you’ve dreamed of: wellness center and spa, spectacular ocean views, and a waterfront Bourne location.

Style maven Gretta Monahan gives you a new reason to shop the ’burbs.

Boston’s oldest residential community boasts Italian flavor, waterfront access, and—most important—location, location, location.

Chart a course for all the seafood you can swallow, plus spicy shrimp rangoons and lick-your-plate desserts.

How hoity-toity ‘young urban professionals’ from 1980s created the city as we know it.