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East Boston

Long noodles are piled high on a plate, garnished with whole basil leaves, garnished with a dark brown sauce and bits of shredded beef.
Restaurants

The 2023 James Beard Semifinalists Are a Testament to Greater Boston’s Incredible Dining Scene

It’s that time of the year again: The James Beard Foundation has announced its semifinalists for 2023 awards, highlighting talented restaurant industry folks throughout the […]

Three columns of elaborate croissants, each column with a different topping.
Restaurants

Here’s Where to Find the Best Bakeries in Boston Right Now

Not much in this world elicits as much easy joy as a chocolate chip cookie, still warm from the oven. Coffee isn’t complete without a […]

A pink cocktail is topped with foam and golden glitter, and a lemon peel is tied around the glass stem. It sits on a golden table.
Restaurants

13 New Boston Bars We Loved in 2022

Was 2022 the Year of the Cocktail? It really has been a strong year for dramatically presented, intricately constructed cocktails—and intimate, high-end cocktail bars with […]

Hot chocolate topped with marshmallows in a moose-shaped mug.
Restaurants

Where to Warm Up with Hot Cocktails around Boston

There are plenty of ways to fight the winter chill—and sipping on a warm cocktail is one of the best. Hot toddies, whiskey hot chocolates, […]

Overhead view of dishes of comfort food like mac and cheese, hot dogs, and tacos spread on red and white checkered paper.
Restaurants

Five New Menus to Try in Boston This Weekend

Forget leaf-peeping. We’re here to suggest a new—and way more delicious—activity: fall menu peeping, where you pull on your chunky knits and roam the city, […]

Golden-brown fried pickle rounds are served with thick orange dipping sauce in a small cast-iron pan, with beer on the side.
Restaurants

A Dozen Places to Get Excellent Fried Pickles around Boston

If you’ve ever felt a craving for a savory snack with a pang of tartness and a crispy crunch, you might want to try some […]

Arts & Entertainment

Nine Awesome Urban Hikes around Boston

As city dwellers continue to search for ways to get outside close to home amid the disruptions of the pandemic, an emerging idea has taken […]

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Home & Property

This Eastie Condo Comes with $480 in Pennies Embedded in the Floor

251-253 Saratoga St Unit 3A, East Boston Price: $389,999 Size: 578 square feet Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 full Coins are in short supply in America […]

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Home & Property

On the Market: A Penthouse Condo in Eastie with a Private Roof Deck

130 Coleridge St., Unit 7, East Boston Price: $750,000 Size: 1,142 square feet Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 full As a coastal city with an iconic […]

Travel

Our Favorite Beaches to Visit in the Fall near Boston

Yes, peak season for beaches around Boston has come and gone. For all but the most foolhardy and weather-immune, there will be no more sunning […]

City Life

Welcome to the Tall Ship at Pier One, the Giant Front Porch of the New East Boston

A new East Boston has arrived. If the rapid influx of new housing, buzzworthy bars and restaurants, and young urban professionals hadn’t convinced you of […]

City Life

A Boston Dirt Bike YouTuber Speaks Out: “They Think We’re Not Human”

In Boston in recent days, it’s been hard to miss the increasing furor over noise and dangerous encounters linked to the city’s “bike life” community, […]

Arts & Entertainment

The ICA Watershed Will Return with a “Monumental” Immersive Installation

In yet another sign that the city is healing, and that its shuttered gems are returning to their former glory, the ICA Watershed in the […]

Home & Property

Eastie’s New Printing Press Lofts Aim to Unite the Neighborhood’s Past and Present

Like many buildings in a city as old as Boston, the Printing Press Lofts in East Boston had a few lives before they became homes. […]

City Life

A Bostonian Abroad in the Suburbs

During the first weekend of March, I was pretty busy. On Saturday alone, I took the Red Line into Davis Square to meet friends at […]