Boston Magazine

Like its sister restaurants, the recently revamped Seaport restaurant is a party—one with some seriously next-level food to boot.

Closing for $9.3 million, this modernist New Marlborough glass cabin is the highest recorded sale in the region.

There’s a reason it’s the ultimate comfort food. Bookmark these picks for gravy-drenched-chicken classics, plus a couple curveballs.

To create an entertaining space big enough for their bottle collection, one local oenophile couple took the party underground.

Drawdown Brewing Company will open in Egleston Square this month, drastically diversifying Boston’s beer scene.

With seven bedrooms, a regal patio, a movie theater, a pool, and infinite potential for Game of Thrones cosplay, there isn’t much you’ll miss if you make this palatial private estate your home.

Ready to lace up those skates?

Unwind and relax at these 13 places.

With late-night hours and a huge menu—from seafood platters to escargots to a loaded matzoh ball soup—there’s something for everyone in the former Eastern Standard space.

From sizzling-hot newcomers to old favorites slinging flaming cocktails, the Ocean State’s capital city has an A-plus dining scene.

Following the death of George Floyd, Lee Pelton’s essay “America Is on Fire” went viral. But for his latest mission—fixing the city’s shameful racial wealth gap—the recently installed president of the Boston Foundation knows it’ll take a lot more than words.

Ready for a whirlwind of holiday gatherings, parties, and dinners? Don’t fret—here’s where to find the perfect clothes for every occasion.

With its waterfront views, impressive amenities, and inviting pool, this property could become the region’s priciest sale in 2023.

The Providence-based artist elevates luxury goods into gallery couture.

Between the insulated igloos, fire pits, and hot cocktails, they’ll keep you toasty all season long.