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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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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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South End's Banyan Bar + Refuge Won't Reopen, Closing Books on 10-Year Run
Banyan Bar + Refuge, the South End gastropub known for its raw bar and treelike sculptures, has permanently closed and will not reopen following a kitchen fire that struck the restaurant last year. The closure ends a 10-year run at 553 Tremont St. for a South End restaurant. The decision...
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This Humble Massachusetts Deli Serves The Best Italian Sub You’ll Ever Taste
Some sandwiches are just sandwiches, and then there’s what Anthony’s Italian Style North End Deli in Plainville, Massachusetts is doing behind that deli counter. This place will make you question every lunch decision you’ve ever made. Let’s talk about the Italian sub for a second. Not...
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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.
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Chilacates Has 11 Locations and a Planned Quincy Shop. Abreu Receives Offers to Buy
The Boston Globe reported that Chilacates founder Socrates Abreu receives offers to buy the business. The Boston-area taqueria now has 11 locations, with another planned for Quincy; Abreu says he did not set out to turn the business into a chain. Growth helps make the numbers work. Expansion has come...
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Boston Independent Restaurants Face Mounting Behavioral, Economic Challenges to Survive
The Boston independent restaurant scene has weathered much uncertainty over the past several years. From the COVID-19 pandemic to financial challenges affecting nearly every part of the economy, restaurateurs are debating whether to keep going or close. Charles Draghi, the chef-owner of the former Bay Village restaurant Erbaluce, knows this...
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James Beard winner's high-end Japanese restaurant chain is expanding to Boston
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.]. A group of high-end Japanese restaurants with roots in Texas, whose chef/founder is a James Beard award winner, will be expanding to Boston. According to a post in Nation's Restaurant News, Uchi is planning to open in the Fort Point section of...
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Pastene: A 150-Year Legacy of Italian Tradition, Family and Food
Da oltre 150 anni, Pastene porta i sapori dell’Italia nelle cucine italoamericane, unendo generazioni attraverso il cibo, la famiglia e la tradizione. Dalle umili origini di Luigi Pastene, che vendeva frutta e verdura da un carretto ambulante nel North End di Boston, fino all’azienda familiare oggi guidata dalla quinta generazione, la storia di Pastene è fatta di perseveranza, orgoglio e amore per la buona tavola. Una conversazione con Mark Tosi, amministratore delegato dell’azienda, rivela come Pastene continui a onorare le proprie radici di immigrati, tramandando la sua eredità alle generazioni future.
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Bill Russell Once Owned This Longtime Massachusetts Soul Food Spot, And Locals Still Swear By It
Boston has plenty of places with sports history on the walls, but very few can say a Celtics legend once held the keys. One longtime neighborhood bar in the city carries that rare claim, and it pairs it with plates of soul food and a soundtrack of R&B and soul.