Restaurant News
Free Cocoa and Frozen, Dollar Oysters, and More Snow Day Fun at Boston Restaurants
If your office is closed during today’s blizzard-like conditions—like Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville Public Schools, local libraries, zoos, and more—or if you’re just planning to […]
Robert Sisca Returns to Bistro du Midi
Nearly 10 years into the life of Bistro du Midi, the quintessential Back Bay bistro is making some big changes. Himmel Hospitality Group announced today […]
Chef Louis DiBiccari Returns to the Boston Scene at Wink & Nod
Louis DiBiccari stepped out of the kitchen last summer, after he and his brother, Michael, shuttered their restaurant, Tavern Road. But he’s back next week: […]
What to Eat (and Drink) This Weekend
Bagels! It wasn’t that long ago that Boston was pretty much a good bagel desert. Those days are over, though, thanks in no small part […]
Drink This Now: Cordial Cocktails at BLR by Shōjō
The new cocktails on the menu at BLR by Shōjō didn’t come from behind a bar. They actually originated 35,000 feet in the air. Beverage […]
Tokyo Record Bar Pops Up in Boston
Take a trip to Japan, by way of NYC—without worrying if the next nor’easter will ruin your travel plans. Tokyo Record Bar, one of New […]
Where to Celebrate International Women’s Day in Boston
Last night’s snow not only looks beautiful, it’s not getting in the way of tonight’s International Women’s Day parties. Huzzah! After shoveling out, make your […]
The Early Details on the Armsby Abbey Owners’ Hudson Restaurant
Ten years after changing the beer bar scene in Massachusetts and putting Worcester’s dining scene on the map with their gastropub, Armsby Abbey, Alec Lopez […]
What to Eat (and Drink) This Weekend
Natural Wines Been hearing about “natural wines” at restaurants like Haley.Henry Wine Bar, Tasting Counter, and Bisq, but don’t really know… what that means? You […]
Boston’s Third By Chloe Is Headed for Back Bay
The growing fast-casual restaurant group By Chloe adds another Boston location in 2018. The indulgent, plant-based comfort food lands near the Arlington MBTA station at […]
Pavement Will Roast Its Own Coffee in Brighton
UPDATE, Wednesday, May 30: Pavement’s roastery, headquarters, and more importantly, café are now open on Western Ave., daily from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. PREVIOUSLY: As one of the […]
Mystic Is Opening a New Brewery and Taproom in Malden
If you pay attention to local beer, by now you’re certainly aware that the north-of-Boston city of Everett is the region’s newest Fermentation District, home […]
Ryles Jazz Club Will Close Its Doors
A longtime haunt for live music and dancing is calling it a night after more than 40 years in Inman Square. The family that has […]
A Couple Portland Favorites Are Working on Cookbooks
Even though it’s less than two hours away, we can never get enough of Portland, Maine. Later this year, a new book will bring some […]
What to Eat (and Drink) This Weekend
Sullivan’s Hot Dogs Take advantage of Saturday’s nice weather by waiting in a gigantic line with a delicious reward at the end: Sullivan’s reopens this […]