Marc Hurwitz

In mid-March, just before Gov. Charlie Baker announced the restaurant shutdown, Marc Hurwitz received a warning from a friend in the restaurant industry to brace himself for a big announcement that would change everything. As the founder and editor of the well-known website Boston’s Hidden Restaurants, Hurwitz is tapped in to the local food restaurant scene, and he had...

A local group of bakeries that first started out more than 25 years ago has apparently disappeared from the landscape.

It appears that a dispensary is interested in moving into a space in one of Boston’s hottest neighborhoods, and the space just happens to be home to a restaurant that has a celebrity chef behind it. According to a source, a meeting is taking place on September 30 to look at Keltic Green, a proposed retail cannabis shop that is...

One of the bigger names within the Boston-area brewery scene is making plans to expand–and its expansion plans include a massive new space by the city’s waterfront.

A New York-based group of burger and shake spots appears to be expanding further into the Greater Boston area, with a new outlet being planned for a suburban mall that also became home to a location of a legendary pizza spot a few weeks ago.

After more than two years of planning and construction, the highly-anticipated Time Out Market Boston is now open in the city’s Fenway neighborhood, and with it, 15 options for food and drink. The list includes the following, based on information from an earlier article here as well as a recent press release. (Time Out Market Boston is located by Brookline...

The highly-anticipated Encore Boston Harbor casino and resort complex is now open in Everett and it includes a total of 15 places to get food and drink. Based on earlier articles here along with press releases for the complex, the list of places includes the following:

It looks like a food truck in Taunton that focuses on barbecue will be joined by a restaurant just a bit closer to Boston.

A beloved pop-up restaurant that features Indonesian food is saying farewell to Boston.

A suburban ice cream spot that said farewell last summer after more than 20 years in business is open once again.

A new restaurant is planning to open in the heart of Boston, taking over the space where an award-winning dining spot had been until closing last year.

A trio of Boston-area cafes is now down to just a pair, as its Cambridge location has closed–though its catering business will remain in place

A local group of specialty beer shops continues to shrink, with two more locations in the Greater Boston area getting ready to shut down.

by Marc Hurwitz

by Marc Hurwitz

by Marc Hurwitz

by Marc Hurwitz

by Marc Hurwitz

by Marc Hurwitz