The James Beard Foundation has announced its 2025 finalists, and a Boston-area bar as well as chefs in Cambridge and Somerville have made the cut. The James Beard Foundation has announced its 2025 ...

This is the second restaurant a popular Food Network celebrity chef has closed in Boston within the past two years.

Intimate spaces have replaced the sprawling multi-tiered bars of the past in the hearts of drink lovers. From Hong Kong to Mexico City and beyond, here's where to go. This petite Art Nouveau ...

Wood Partners has broken ground on Alta Nashoba Valley, an all-electric 229-unit community in the Boston suburb of Bolton, ...

Most alcohol-related St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in South Boston will end by 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 16. In anticipation of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, liquor stores will close by 4 p.m ...

Changes: After five decades in the food business, retirement might seem alluring. Not for Lydia Shire, who adds a new job to her resume this weekend: culinary director at Harvard Square’s Bar ...

PATTY’S LUNCH MIGHT BE NAMED AFTER A MAN, BUT FOR THE PAST 90 YEARS IT’S BEEN RUN BY THREE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN FROM THE SAME FAMILY. I KNOW WE’RE THE OLDEST FAMILY OWNED BAR IN CAMBRIDGE.

English musician Ed Sheeran gave a surprise performance at a bar in Boston Monday evening, teasing the appearance on social media shortly before hitting the stage. Sheeran, a four-time Grammy ...

The country's bar scene has never been brighter. From New York to Maui, here's where you need to go for your next destination drink. Kara Newman is a cocktails and spirits writer based in New York.

A New York man has been arraigned in court after allegedly defrauding a 72-year-old Newton woman out of more than $480,000, officials said Tuesday. Vishal Kumar, 23, of Queens, is charged with ...

Open since November, The Pathmaker Hotel in Bar Harbor is shaking off its winter coat and preparing for spring and summer guests. Located in a prime location, a block from the water and steps from ...

Just a few years ago, Boston Beer (SAM 1.86%) was a high-flying stock. Gone now are the days of double-digit revenue growth, and we're now looking at a business that is moving at a much slower pace.