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Dave Portnoy Downplays South Shore Spot in Pizza Review
Barstool Sports founder and pizza lover Dave Portnoy has been busy rating pizzas as part of his One Bite Pizza Reviews. He kicked off his first review of 2026 by visiting the South Shore, where he sampled a slice from Tony's House of Pizza in Quincy. Unlike his previous reviews, Portnoy ate one slice instead of a whole pizza.
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The Empanadas at This Rhode Island Restaurant Taste Like They Came Straight From Colombia
If you have ever craved a bite that transports you straight to Medellin, the empanadas at Caprichos Antioquenos Bakery in Pawtucket deliver that moment. Freshly fried pockets crackle at first touch, then give way to tender, seasoned fillings and a house sauce that keeps you reaching back for more. Locals...
The Enterprise
New burrito spot eyeing Brockton location. When? Where?
Brockton might (might!) be getting a brand-new burrito joint. Emphasis on might. Bubbakoo's Burritos has officially enquired about permitting information to build out the burrito chain's first-ever location in Massachusetts, according to Isaiah Thelwell, the city's planning and economic development administrator. If everything goes as planned, the store would be located at 735 Belmont St. in Brockton . That said, the company hasn't even begun the permitting process, let alone the necessary construction, so any potential ribbon-cutting wouldn't happen for quite some time. Burrito overload: New Brockton Chipotle one step closer to reality. When will it open? What is Bubbakoo's Burritos? Were this to pan out, Brockton would receive a counter-service option for Southwestern cuisine. Similar to a Chipotle or a Qdoba, Bubbakoo's Burritos offers burritos (duh), burrito bowls and salads. But Bubbakoo's menu isn't limited to boilerplate Tex-Mex staples. There's a cadre of chaotic options as well, like a loaded crunch burrito with tater tots, another burrito with pineapple salsa and even a mango habanero taco salad — served in a tostada shell, nonetheless. Founded in New Jersey, Bubbakoo's already has a handful of New England locations — though a location in Brockton would be its first in Massachusetts.
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New cafe and bakery coming to Mattapoisett
MATTAPOISETT — Resident Vanessa DosSantos presented a plan for her new bakery and cafe, Eden Coffee and Bakery, to the Mattapoisett Select Board on Tuesday, March 10. DosSantos is planning to open the cafe where Poi Market was located at 33 County Road. She needed to receive a permit from the Select Board to serve and prepare food.
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Curtain closes on the Vikings Theater festival run
Sabrina Bell and Addison Freeman on the sound stage for the play's game show. Photos by Brandy Muz. Lily Medina, a biker, protecting Abby Balano, Baylor Twift. Sabrina Bell and Addison Freeman on the sound stage for the play's game show. Photos by Brandy Muz. Lily Medina, a biker, protecting...
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Local Eats Week on the menu for restaurants
You’re invited to submit a listing for this column: It’s easy. Email your information to listings@plymouthindependent.org at least 10 days in advance. A good quality photo without type on the image – sent as a jpeg attachment – helps. After surviving the Winter Storm Hernando, people...
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Spring has sprung and strings will be strung
A Celtic concert will usher in signs of spring with the first spring concert at the library. The Wareham Free Library will be hosting a concert by Stanley & Grimm Monday, April 13 from 7 to 8 p.m. in the community room, 59 Marion Road. The spring concert series kicks...
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Brockton Symphony Orchestra spring concert highlights youth
The Brockton Symphony Orchestra is set to perform a concert celebrating spring 3 p.m. March 15 at Christ Congregational Church, 1350 Pleasant St., according to a community announcement. The concert will feature the BrSO’s annual Youth Competition winners alongside beloved orchestral masterworks. Youth Competition winner Eunha Basu is scheduled to join the orchestra to perform Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s "Piano Concerto No. 1." Cellist Andrew Byun, a 2014 Youth Competition winner, will perform Leopold Hofmann’s "Cello Concerto in D Major." The program will conclude with Igor Stravinsky’s "Firebird Suite" (1919). Tickets are available at brocktonsymphony.org or at the door. They are $35 for adults and $25 for seniors. Children and students can attend free. The Youth Concerto Competition, in partnership with the Prone Family Foundation, celebrates exceptional young musicians and reflects the orchestra’s commitment to arts education and emerging talent. Each year, the competition provides a professional performance opportunity to outstanding student soloists, offering mentorship, visibility, and the rare experience of performing major repertoire with a full symphony orchestra, according to the announcement. The Brockton Symphony Orchestra began in 1925. It was created by local musicians who wanted to perform the symphonic repertoire together in their community. The orchestra is recognized
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Quincy gas station looking for violist to ‘serenade’ customers
Owner Harvey Kertzman says a retired musician will soon start performing, but he’s still looking for others to join in. On a busy stretch of Quincy Avenue, the customers at Quincy Gas are usually in and out in seconds. But if owner Harvey Kertzman has his way, one day...
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Brookline baker Noel Mendez finds his sweet spot with cakes in jars
Baker Noel Mendez interprets the world through soft layers of sponge cake and carefully piped strings of buttercream. The Brookline-based pastry chef is known for his delicately crafted cake jars, often inspired by his Mexican heritage and available at the Washington Square Tavern. It all began with a small wedding...
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Detour to director: Local filmmaker brings new stories to SouthCoast
DARTMOUTH – After a two-decade detour away from filmmaking, Nick Bernat has recently found himself at the heart of the SouthCoast’s tight-knit creative community of media artists, bringing his distinctive style to a new audience. “I started getting into film when I was pretty young,” he said, adding that he gained more experience when working at a Western Massachusetts cable access channel called M-Pact. “Part of the benefit of volunteering there was you got to use and edit on all the equipment. We shot for local events, but I wanted to make my own stuff.” The original plan was to head for film school, but after different aspects of life pulled him in different directions he ended up graduating with an English degree at UMass Boston. "Which was somewhat related,” he said. “But, I didn't think I was going to be doing film again. It kind of dropped out of my mind for the past 20 years or so.” More: Co-Creative Center is leaving Union Street location. Here's why. Creating short films in the SouthCoast But after moving to Dartmouth with his wife and children, Bernat said he felt filmmaking calling once more. “When you’re kind of settled down, you
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Celebrating 25 years: Grimshaw-Gudewicz exhibit is a powerful selection
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The title kinda says it all. But not really. How could it?. “25 Years / 40 Artists Reflect on a Quarter Century of Exhibitions,” currently on display at the Grimshaw-Gudewicz Art Gallery, is a dynamic and ambitious sampling of paintings, sculpture, and other works by artists who have previously displayed in one of the largest and quietly elegant galleries on the region. But it is hardly all-encompassing.