Massachusetts Restaurants United, a coalition of independent restaurant owners, held a press conference Tuesday at Boston City Hall to urge legislators to quickly pass a new economic aid bill.
Boston University’s Metropolitan College began their Spring culinary arts program Jan. 22. The program will culminate in “The Nasty Bits: A Pop-Up Restaurant,” an event hosted by Boston restaurant moguls Michael Leviton and Tony Maws, with assistance from students in MET.
Somewhere in Somerville on a street lined with dusky houses and neon-lit convenience stores stands The Kirkland Tap & Trotter. Yellow-tinted light pours out of the restaurant’s floor-to-ceiling...
