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For most chefs, menus are living documents: They reflect the freshest ingredients that come through the door, creative whims and inspirations, and of course, whatever […]

Josh Weinstein intended to have a small, neighborhood restaurant and whiskey bar when he opened the Quiet Few in East Boston last year—but four seats […]

Attention, diners: Your table is ready—inside. Monday was the first day Massachusetts restaurants were permitted to open indoor dining rooms since March 17, the date […]

Boston chef Stephanie Cmar didn’t make lemonade out of the lemons she had during one particular challenge on the current season of Top Chef All […]

It finally happened: I ventured out to eat at a restaurant. This is not the kind of thing one used to announce as a spectacular […]

Hungry for more time outside? Good news: Local leaders throughout the state have made it easier for restaurants to offer outdoor dining for this unusual […]

This week marked the beginning of the Phase Two reopening process in Massachusetts, which means restaurants across the Commonwealth are (finally!) setting out the silverware […]

Some semblance of a normal night out in Boston returned this week, as restaurants in Massachusetts began to reopen for limited, outdoor dining on Monday, […]

Store owners and restaurateurs in downtown Boston, the Back Bay, and the South End were sweeping up shards of glass and evaluating their inventories on […]

When it comes to restaurants, the summer of social distancing has pushed off patio season as we know it. Traditional dining areas remain closed until […]

Let’s face it, not everyone can call themselves a grill master. Save yourself the trouble of burnt buns and overcooked chicken on that grill that […]

With patios closed and parades on hold, this might not be the unofficial kickoff to summer we’re used to. But from the sunny social distance […]

The weather is improving, though it’s certainly not waterfront patio season as usual, since the Massachusetts economy is only just beginning to rouse from the […]

Welcome to “One Last Question,” a series where research editor Matthew Reed Baker tackles your most Bostonian conundrums. Have a question? Email him at onelastquestion@bostonmagazine.com. Question:  […]

In uncertain times, there are few things you can count on more than America’s favorite comfort combo: hot pizza and cold beer. Luckily, Boston has […]