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Exeter, NH · Lifestyle
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The last standalone Boston-area Wahlburgers has closed
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.]. Yet another location of a chain of burger spots with local roots has shut down, and this was its last standalone brick-and-mortar restaurant in the Greater Boston area--at least for now. According to an Instagram post from the business, Wahlburgers in the...
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Boston Magazine Names the 50 Best Restaurants in Boston – Charlestown’s Prima Makes the List
Boston Magazine has released its annual list of the 50 Best Restaurants in Boston, highlighting some of the city’s top dining spots. And Charlestown is getting some love!. Prima, located at 10 City Square, landed at No. 39 on the list. Known for its beautiful decor, Italian-inspired menu, and impressive steaks, Prima earned praise for its fresh mozzarella, spicy pici pasta, generous portions, and delicious steaks.
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Wahlburgers Closes Fenway Location After 11 Years, Plans New Venues in 2027
Wahlburgers has shuttered another location. On Saturday, Oct. 31, Wahlburgers closed its Fenway location at 132 Brookline Ave. after 11 years in business. In an Instagram post, the business stated its lease at the property was ending. The closure is the latest in a series of Massachusetts closures that have reduced the brand's footprint in the state.
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Rose Kennedy Greenway hosts outdoor screening of ‘Casper’ ahead of Halloween
Throughout the month of October, the Rose Kennedy Greenway has hosted a series of outdoor movies alongside a free activity to fit the theme of each movie.The Greenway presented Casper and pumpkin painting to ring in the spooky season Oct. 29. The pumpkins, small in size, were a hit as...
Dorchester Reporter
Neighbors want to get Clementine Park garden back into green space condition
Once a welcoming, flowering corner near Shawmut Station, the Clementine Park garden has fallen into disrepair and neighbors are seeking new volunteers to get it back in shape. Seth Daniel photos. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or re-used without written permission.
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Future of popular live music spot Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain in question
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.]. Only a few days after news broke that a popular local music club was planning to close, it looks like yet another well-known music spot has an uncertain future. According to an article from The Boston Globe, the Midway Cafe in Jamaica...
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Patriot Ledger
Grey’s Coffee brings cookie butter lattes to Quincy Center
A new Quincy Center coffee shop is serving cookie butter lattes, Almond Joy lattes and other specialty drinks made with house-made syrups. Miranda Maki opened Grey’s Coffee at 1237 Hancock St. after building the business through a coffee cart and local pop-ups. "We try to have flavors that make us a destination spot," Maki said. "We make drinks that not only look decadent, but are also the best you've ever tasted." She said the cookie butter latte is the most popular, as well as the Almond Joy latte. Seasonal items include a pumpkin pie latte, vanilla harvest and an apple crisp dirty soda, which is soda "dirtied" by adding things like flavored syrups and cream. “I’ve always loved going to coffee shops that are unique and finding a good cup of coffee,” she said. “I also prefer house-made syrups, and there aren’t too many in the area. The latte world is so different, with cold foam and interesting flavors." Why Grey’s Coffee makes its syrups from scratch Maki said it's the homemade syrups that really make her coffee unique. While many store-bought syrups have what she describes as a "chemically taste," Maki makes most of hers from scratch using sugar,
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Coming to Boston: November–December 2026
Upcoming experimental music performances in Boston and Cambridge, drawn from Non-Event’s latest newsletter. November 6 – William Basinski, Arrow Street Arts, Cambridge. Basinski presents The Garden of Brokenness, a live realization of his piano tape-loop work with pianist Adam Tendler and BSO percussionists. November 8 – Sam Wenc,...
Caught in Southie
Boston Magazine Names the Best Restaurants in Boston, Including these ones in the Neighborhood
Boston Magazine has released its annual list of the best restaurants in Boston, highlighting some of the city’s top spots for dining. A few South Boston restaurants made the cut, but one notable name was missing — Dalia, which recently earned national recognition as one of the best restaurants in the country.
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Amtrak Urges Boston Travelers to Book Thanksgiving Trips Early
If you're planning to take the train out of Boston for Thanksgiving, Amtrak says now is the time to lock in your travel plans. The passenger rail service is urging customers to book early as it prepares for what could be another record-breaking holiday season. Thanksgiving is traditionally Amtrak's busiest travel period, and demand is already running strong following a historic 2025 holiday season that saw more than 1.2 million customer trips nationwide, nearly 6% higher than the previous year.
WBUR
Finding the weird with Finding Bright Film Festival
The reenvisioned Arlington International Film Festival returns this week under a new name, Finding Bright Film Festival, and with a new mission: championing the experimental, thought-provoking films that rarely make it to mainstream theaters or streaming services. This year’s lineup features 32 independent films from more than a dozen countries,...
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Celebrating the newly renovated Bremen Street Park playground
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) joined Representative Adrian Madaro and children from the East Boston YMCA preschool program to celebrate the reopening of the newly renovated playground at Bremen Street Park. During the event, the preschoolers enjoyed exploring the brand-new play structure and swings firsthand. “I am excited to join...
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You Might Want To Arrive Early At This Massachusetts Restaurant Before Tables Fill Up
Crispy lamb ribs, squid ink pasta, and a front-row seat to boats gliding across the harbor. That combo alone is enough to make me check a calendar. This waterfront spot in Massachusetts sits right on a pier, with a patio that faces the water. The menu leans into small plates made for sharing, so the whole table gets a taste of everything.
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Parker House Rolls: Boston’s Gift to the Thanksgiving Table
Some of America’s most famous foods were invented in a single Boston hotel. The Parker House, opened by Harvey Parker on School Street in 1855, is where Boston cream pie was created, and where, in the nineteenth century, the kitchen first served the soft, folded dinner rolls that still carry its name.