Boston Magazine

From a Vietnamese rooftop bar to a popular Uyghur eatery to a luxe Italian blockbuster, these ten newcomers electrified this year’s dining scene.

Our ruthlessly tested, unapologetically opinionated, and utterly essential annual guide to the best places to eat right in the city and beyond.

The carving is up to you, though.

Your frequently updated guide to getting off the couch and out of the house.

The 5,000-square-foot outpost at the Lyrik development is a smart-vehicle showroom you can explore with friends, family, and even Fido.

Check out scenes from the October 10, 2024 event at the Museum of Science, Boston.

Graduate from ho-hum meals to A-plus soufflé pancakes and masterful bowls of ramen.

Plus, Barbara Lynch’s restaurants are closing, Beacon Hill has a tiny new hummus shop, and more food news for the week.

Year-end holiday cheer is on the horizon with pop-up shops, food vendors, and more fun at the Boston Seaport District’s sixth annual holiday market extravaganza.

From hayrides to haunted mansions, 15 killer attractions within driving distance from Boston. Boo!

The “micro restaurant” is the next step for a food truck that’s been delighting Boston for the past few years.

This month, Boston chef Chris Coombs and former professional tennis player D.J. Bosse will open the largest indoor pickleball experience in Massachusetts. Here, sneak a dink at this paddle paradise unveiled.

From sit-down dining to taprooms to candy stores, here’s how to make the most of your Salem trip, in October or otherwise.

For architect William Hanley, the solution was making the stunning Maine surroundings part of the decor.

After closing her Fort Point businesses early in 2024, Lynch is now shuttering her remaining spots.