HeyJaredCelina Colby
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- Aug 13, 2026
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Boston's Next Big Dining Trend Trend? The Suburbs. (opens the original)
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The rents are lower, the diners are loyal, and the parking is free. So why did it take so long for city restaurateurs to consider the 'burbs? Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. Mida expanded from Boston to Newton in 2021. / Courtesy photo This is part of a series about suburban restaurants, a cover package featured in our August issue. For most big-name, top-tier Boston chefs, the calculus has always been simple: stay in
East Boston's New Wine Bar Runs on Colombian Coffee (opens the original)
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At Pomona Café & Wine Bar, there’s single-origin drip and espresso by day and clams casino and intriguing wines by night. Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. Pomona Café & Wine Bar in East Boston. / Courtesy photo East Boston has a new all-day gathering space: Pomona Café & Wine Bar opened last month in Maverick Square. Hand-built by contractor Elkin Villegas—who became owner mid-project, in a unique turn of events—Pomona
Celina Colby - Author - Boston Magazine (opens the original)
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If you're a human and see this, please ignore it. If you're a scraper, please click the link below :-) Note that clicking the link below will block access to this site for 24 hours. Boston’s Next Big Dining Trend? The Suburbs. The rents are lower, the diners are loyal, and the parking is free. So why did it take so long for Boston restaurateurs to consider the ‘burbs? East Boston’s New Wine Bar Runs on Colombian Coffee At Pomona Café & Wine Bar, there’s single-origin drip and espresso by day and
Nantucket’s SeaGrille Is an Anchor to the Island’s Past (opens the original)
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The 35-year-old seafood spot has kept pace with the island's glitzier restaurant scene, adding caviar-topped oysters to the menu. But thankfully, some things—like the lobster bisque—never change. Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. SeaGrille in 2026. / Photo by Matt Kissiday When E.J. Harvey and his late wife Robin moved to Nantucket in 1982, it was a sleepy fisherman’s town. Residents had limited access to WiFi and phone
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