Boston Magazine

The team behind acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant Field & Vine gets a little playful at a new spot in Union Square.

And why Jason Hehir’s Murder in Boston: Roots, Rampage & Reckoning matters so much.

This powerhouse group of company-builders and equity champions are behind a new sports team coming to New England. In a regional first, they also happen to be women.

The Grammy-winning musician’s 10,747-square-foot compound is the most expensive single-family home ever sold in Pioneer Valley.

From the stronghold diners to the late-night haunts, here’s where to eat in Southie right now.

The mover and shaker shares lessons learned from a lifetime of leadership.

Looking for a small-town feel in the city? This waterfront enclave might be for you.

Here’s a sneak peek inside the Woburn location, opening December 14.

Get to know rare varieties of the agave-based liquor mezcal while enjoying grasshopper guacamole, huitlacoche empanadas, and more Mexican cuisine.

Longtime restaurant owner Patrick Mendoza and neighbor Rocco Giovanello may not be big-name celebs, but around the rapidly changing North End, their decades-long blood feud—which culminated outside Modern Pastry—is the stuff of legend. A molto dolce legend.

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.