745 Atlantic Ave., Downtown Boston, sjsboston.com. Two of Umami Crudo’s maki (sushi rolls). In the foreground, seared toro (fatty tuna) with avocado, cucumber, and caviar; in the background, salmon with tenkasu, chili aioli, and black truffle. / Photo by Rachel Leah Blumenthal

You'd expect that Boston's first Italian restaurant had dishes like pizza and pasta on the menu, but that actually isn't the case. Here's why.

While the Market prepares to say goodbye to the city, Time Out Boston is staying put. Sadly, Time Out Market Boston announced today that its last day open in the city will be January 23.

When the weather turns frightful, nothing beats a steamy bowl of nourishing New England clam chowder. From America’s oldest continuously operating restaurant to a hidden, award-snapping takeout stall,

Nia Grace opens Uptown Social in early 2026, bringing the former home of Bob the Chef’s and Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen into a new era—without forgetting the past.

Last week, we broke the not-so-great news that Time Out Market Boston was slated to close on January 23. But plot twist! Today, we’re thrilled to share that the food and culture hub is officially staying open, thanks to a new operator stepping in.

Key Henson roams the area with a hand-held camera, luring tens of thousands of followers with candid reviews of everyday foods — burgers, tacos, subs — often filmed inside his car, adding to the everyday appeal.

Boston officials are weighing whether the city should open government-owned grocery stores to make fresh, affordable food more accessible — an idea that’s gaining traction in New York City. After holding a hearing earlier this month, city councilors ...