This summer, Boston’s Seaport neighborhood welcomes an exciting new culinary destination: The Block at Woods Hill, a gourmet retail shop and restaurant whipped up by restaurateur Kristin Canty and Chef Charlie Foster, t...
Due to a tax credit for film, more and more celebrities and crews are coming to Boston to make magic happen. From filming in Chatham and on Nantucket to , a film set in New York, filmed downtown and in Copley Boston's...
A recent analysis of the most expensive meals in every state confirmed what some foodie enthusiasts might have already feared: the highly regarded is home to not just Boston's most expensive meal, but the highest-price...
Anthony Bourdain, the beloved and celebrated chef, author, and travel expert visited over 80 countries and all seven continents. Despite his New York, New Jersey upbringing, Bourdain's start in the food industry began a...
Boston’s nightlife has entered a new era since this month, as the city’s first-ever late-night food truck cycle rolled into action, serving up fresh-cooked meals until 3 AM across seven key neighborhoods. This historic...
Van Leeuwen opens its fifth and sixth Boston stores this week! The New York ice cream shop opened its first Massachusetts locations in Chestnut Hill and Seaport last year, and is now expanding to what will soon be six B...
The James Beard Foundation just released its shortlist of this year's James Beard Award winners! One New England chef and destination made the list, after an impressive roster of representation for New England on the . ...
Julia Child was born in Pasadena, California, but spent some of her most formative years in New England. The culinary icon graduated from Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts in 1934. She took up permanent resid...
Situated on Sleeper Street, coffee connoisseurs can now stop by Little Wolf Coffee Seaport to enjoy a fantastic cup of coffee! Born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, after falling deeply in love with specialty coffee in Seattl...
Cited by some as both and more locally as "Boston's ugliest building," the notorious eyesore just got a little bit prettier (at least on the inside). And it's the inside that counts anyway, right? Scobie's, a popular...