Boston Magazine

Favorite player? Sudden comebacks? Elusive championship No. 18? The Celtics lead owner has an opinion—and he’s not holding back.

Almost halfway through her inaugural term, the city’s youngest modern mayor is winning fans, battling critics and marking the days. Can the Harvard-educated leader make a better, more equitable Boston before time runs out?

Like it or not, the honky-tonk sound of the South is taking over Rock City. We’ve come a long way, cowboy.

This 7,500-square-foot house off Brattle Street has a suspended gas fireplace, glass-enclosed office, and privacy fence.

Widowmaker Brewing’s second location tries to keep Boston’s punk-rock spirit alive with stoner-metal vibes and an in-house restaurant by Bone and Bread.

Could these hotly anticipated restaurant openings get a spot on next year’s Top 50 Restaurants list? Only time will tell.

Every big night out is followed by the morning—make it count at one of these top spots.

When we’re not splurging on a big night out, you’ll find us ordering up low-key meals at these classics.

Our annual field-tested, scrupulously vetted, and deeply opinionated ranking of the best places to eat right now in Boston and beyond.

With new hotels and attractions galore, the Dominican Republic’s legendary playground offers nothing but positive vibes.

Bill Cushing, the heroic animal’s K9 unit partner, helped unveil the bronze sculpture at an emotional ceremony in Braintree.

Graduate from ho-hum meals to A-plus soufflé pancakes and masterful bowls of ramen.

An indoor greenhouse, an au pair unit, and an Instagram-famous cobblestone alley (#acornstreet) make this property the epitome of genteel luxury.

On the brink of launching a brand-new NESN show, the Emmy Award–winning producer talks motherhood, Boston’s food scene, and the injustice of napkin residue on your pants.

DW French is going to warm up winter with French onion soup, steak frites, and charming hospitality.