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Here’s where to grab a bite or a beer—from a buzzy brewpub to clam shack-inspired neighborhood staples.


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Where to Eat in Greater Boston in January 2025

New and exciting restaurants, bars, and cafés to check out this month.

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Cambridge’s Fallow Kin Takes Farm-to-Table Dining to the Next Level

The forthcoming Central Square restaurant embraces local sourcing, vegetable-forward dishes, and zero-waste aspirations.

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What Do You Do With a Liminal Homework Nook?

Turn it into a swanky grownup lounge, of course.

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The Top 10 Most-Popular Dining Stories of 2024

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Bold, creative flavors take center stage at Boston’s new Providence-based, Levantine-inspired bar.

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From power eggs to waffle wonders, here’s where to eat the most important meal of the day.

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On the Market: A Historic House in Salem (with Nine Fireplaces)

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