Ramsay’s Kitchen will be the celebrity chef's first eatery in Massachusetts, as well a sthe first in his new restaurant concept.
After being in business for more than 100 years, the popular Beacon Hill spot The Red Hat may be closing for good.
In Massachusetts, milkshakes are still milkshakes but when you add ice cream, it becomes a frappe (which rhymes with flap, not flambe).
Hint: It's NOT because Massachusetts liquor stores were required to wrap up customers' purchases in nondescript packages and bags.
The hospitality and tourism industry is still suffering from the pandemic.
Selling cannabis has been legal in Massachusetts for more than two years, but most sales still happen on the black market.
We're not the only state that bans bars from hosting happy hour promotions, but we were the first. Which begs the question: Why?
The brewery's two other locations are also set to reopen next week.
This is an earlier start than the previously-announced date of April 1.
The city's announcement is another spring in the step of residents eager for a new season.
This time last year the North End was a ghost town with no customers, no foot traffic and no lunch rush.
The City of Boston will provide additional assistance to restaurants and open outdoor dining sooner if weather permits.
The city has approved more than 150 applications for its outdoor dining pilot program, which could start in March if weather allows.
The rep from New York and Boston University alumnus took to social media to mourn the closing of Kenmore Square's Eastern Standard.
Like many surrounding businesses, Thornton’s was impacted by the absence of concerts and fans at Fenway during games.
Effective February 8 at 5 a.m., businesses can operate at 40% capacity, an increase from the current 25% capacity limit.
The new owners say they plan on keeping all 130 remaining Friendly's locations open, while adding new menu options and ice cream flavors.
Shaw set up the Winter Restaurant Fund, organizing a GoFundMe page, selling t-shirts and sweatshirts to help his staff get through March.
Esquire has identified 100 restaurants it said America can't afford to lose — and five of them are in Massachusetts.
Some of these restaurants had been fixtures in Massachusetts for decades. Then the coronavirus pandemic happened.
“We owe it to ourselves and our community to make sure we’re doing the right things,” said Dorchester Brewing Company owner Matt Malloy.
Five lawmakers on Beacon Hill are calling to shutdown all indoor non-essential businesses due to the COVID-19.
Outdoor dining is finished through the winter, but restaurants will have the opportunity to bring it back for most of 2021.
The 2021 Outdoor Dining Pilot Program season will begin on April 1, 2021, or earlier if weather permits, and will end on December 1, 2021.
As coronavirus cases go up by the day in Massachusetts, the city of Boston is mulling plans to pause indoor dining for 14 to 21 days.
City leaders are looking at "how they might tighten restrictions on some of the reopening efforts."
The easing of restrictions comes as state health officials keep a watchful eye on slowly increasing coronavirus numbers.
Arcades had been slated to reopen in the fourth phase of the state's reopening plan, which was dependent on a medical breakthrough.
"If the customers aren’t there then the rules on some level ... at the end of the day aren’t going to solve the problem," Baker said.
The popular bar is among several to have recently closed on Boylston Street leading up to the Boston Marathon finish line.
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The beloved sports bar in the shadow of TD Garden has closed its doors for good.
McGreevy’s, which has been pouring drinks since 1894, survived Prohibition and the Great Depression but not the coronavirus.
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Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill Monday that will allow restaurants to sell mixed drinks with takeout and delivery food orders.
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Steven Peljovich, the owner of Michael’s Deli, said a small group of customers is making life hard by not respecting the rules.
Dunkin' is closing 450 locations nationwide, all of which are located in Speedway gas stations.
Uno's opened in Boston in 1979 on Boylston Street. Now that location is closed.
The iconic bar raised more than expected.