Boston Magazine

Plant-based pub grub from a star chef, Asian-inspired spins on New England seafood, and a lot (like, a lot) of exciting Italian spots.

The Alden Shoe Company CFO, and patron of Bianca de la Garza, was ordered to serve nearly six years in prison for embezzlement.

Winter, spring, summer, or fall, there’s something for every time of year in this Falmouth home.

Load up on kebabs, shawarma, and small plates with big flavors from an Israeli standby, a downtown newcomer, and more.

City meets country in this luxe duplex penthouse nestled in the heart of the city.

Thirty years ago, MIT professor Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web and altered the course of human history. Now, in the face of misinformation, malicious behavior, and the exploitation of personal data online, he’s determined to slay the beast it has become.

Bold patterns, look-at-me colors, and fun, flirty silhouettes—let fall’s most glamorous looks take you wherever you want to go this season.

It’s not just kids who could use a fresh pair of kicks come September—everyone deserves to step into autumn with new shoes. Here’s where to score the best.

A greenhouse, an outdoor shower, and vegetable and flowers gardens to boot? Sign us up.

Plan the perfect weekend in Boston with our list of weekend events and activities.

The report ranked nursing programs for the first time this year.

Where to find grab-and-go gyros, classic Hellenic comfort foods, high-end meze, and everything else that’s betta’ with feta.

AWOL Kennebunkport lets you hide away in nature or stay in a historic home.

Black sports stars and comics from out of town often argue that the Hub is America’s most racist city. Many white residents disagree. But guess whose perspective almost no one is listening to? Black Bostonians’.

Enjoy some unusual digs in this recently renovated 1970s build.