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Jacqueline Cain is a food and drinks writer and editor. She is the former Deputy Food Editor at Boston, and has also written for Edible Boston, Apartment Therapy, Eater Boston, and other outlets.
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The Harvard Smith Campus Center Is Officially Open
With Blackbird Doughnuts, Bon Me, and more brand-new dining options.
Dumpling Daughter and a New Sister Café Are Both Open in Cambridge
Both concepts are tied to the late, great, waterfront restaurant, Sally Ling’s.
Eight Upcoming Pop-Up Dinners and Culinary Events
Including a Filipino feast in the Back Bay.
What to Eat (and Drink) Labor Day Weekend around Boston
Sticking around for the last long weekend of summer? Lucky you.
The Original Oishii Sushi Bar in Chestnut Hill Will Close This Fall
You have about a month to pay your respects to this tiny temple.
East Boston Oysters Now Delivers Caviar-Drenched Santarpio’s Pizza
Slice: $10. Experience: Priceless.
Daydream Today at By Chloe, Now Open in the Back Bay
Here’s your first look inside the sunny café near the Public Garden.
Tatte Bakery Rises on the Northeastern Campus This Week
It boasts the new, all-day menu of Israeli-style breakfast and lunch options.
You Can Audition for MasterChef in Boston This Fall
Gordon Ramsay’s Fox TV show is seeking amateur cooks to cast in its 10th season.
What to Eat (and Drink) This Weekend
The most appropriate beer for moving day, summer’s last Swizzle Sunday, and more.
Mario Batali Is Being Sued, Investigated in Boston over Assault Allegations
A Massachusetts woman alleges the disgraced celebrity chef groped her in the Back Bay.
Formaggio Kitchen Will Add a Second Cambridge Store This Fall
Right next door to Lord Hobo.
Providence’s Acclaimed Massimo Is Opening a Dedham Restaurant
Il Massimo is headed for Legacy Place later this year.
Idle Hour Opens This Week in Quincy Center
The retro cocktail bar’s menu is familiar but funky, with global riffs on drinks-friendly food.
Ask the Editor: Where to Try Real Ramen for the First Time?
This diner is ready to venture beyond just-add-water Cup Noodles.