Boston Magazine

The culinary icon will oversee the Charles Hotel’s Italian restaurant while still running Scampo on Beacon Hill, too.

Maybe because it’s kinda not?

A Squantum house with a spectacular skyline view is fine-tuned to suit Gary Ritacco and Michael Hunter’s next adventure.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus new reasons to visit older spots.

The acclaimed restaurant group will open Ci Siamo and Daily Provisions here in 2025.

The 112-room boutique spot leans in to local history with a contemporary spin and innovative art.

Don’t Tell Aunty opens near Berklee in March. Expect late-night snacks, live music, and mango lassi cheesecake.

Our city’s rich cinematic history goes way beyond Matt Damon.

Raspberry lime rickey crème brûlée, spicy cilantro margaritas, and other treats come to the Lenox Hotel’s former City Table space.

Aerin Lauder’s life among beautiful blooms, weaving through the style of Nantucket looms, a look at the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, and more.

This hairstylist by day, Jamaica Plain artist by night creates vibrant floral pieces from thrift-store finds.

Boston’s Rosa y Marigold—sibling to Celeste and La Royal—will open at the Lyrik development in fall 2025, with a name inspired by Nobel laureate poet Louise Glück’s final work.

Sophistication marries playfulness in the revival of a 19th-century Newton home.

A Connecticut woman vanished on a fishing trip near Block Island. Her 22-year-old stood to inherit millions. Then came one final surprise.

Offbeat color combinations and plenty of pattern provide a fresh backdrop for family furnishings and a sprinkling of new in a carefully expanded 18th-century Massachusetts home.