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Boston magazine’s Taste Passport program unlocks free food, supports a vital advocacy organization, and earns you entry to virtual chef events.

From traditional potato fillings to sweet spins like fluffernutter, these Polish dumplings are perfect comfort food for cool weather.

All of the takeout in the world isn’t going to save your favorite restaurant. Where does that leave Boston? With the chance to rethink, rebuild, and make our food scene even better than before.

All of the takeout in the world isn’t going to save your favorite restaurant.

The rush has ignited, but desperate operators won’t be saved by al fresco dining alone.

From Chinatown stalwarts serving up juicy soup dumplings to pan-Asian cocktail bars riffing on gyoza.

Takeout is the new trick-or-treating thanks to candy corn ice cream, Skittles-covered doughnuts, and Snickers-inspired cocktails.

Hold the PSL. Order these raviolis, pancakes, and ice cream scoops instead.

Hollywood loves to make horror films here. Why? Consider our region’s haunted history—and how well we look the part.

Select Oyster Bar chef Michael Serpa is bringing Spanish- and Portuguese-inspired plates to the South End.

Sugar and spice and everything nice.

The social media-famous chef, known for thousand-dollar steaks, has opened a Boston restaurant. But with local eateries hanging on for dear life, it’s hard to celebrate such conspicuous consumption.

COVID-19 has forced local artists to get even more creative when it comes to sharing their work. Here are five genre-spanning Instagram accounts fitting big ideas into small frames.

But only if you score a prime seat at Bleacher Bar, inside a former Fenway Park batting cage.

If you would have braved the freezing cold for a Patriots game, you should do it to save local restaurants, too.