Erika Adams is the former deputy editor of Eater’s Northeast region, where she covered Boston, Philly, D.C. and New York. Based in Boston, she has spent years covering the local restaurant industry.

Newbury Street is Boston’s most famous destination for dining and shopping. The street’s fancy boutiques, galleries, and 19th-century brownstones are charming enough to lure in anybody for an ...

In a letter of resignation posted to Instagram, one former employee called Or’s support of Black Lives Matter “performative” and “mediocre,” referencing Or’s decision to board up windows at various ...

Celina Colby is a Boston-based writer and editor on a perpetual search for the perfect empanada. She has more than ten years of experience covering food, travel, and culture, with a particular ...

Celina Colby is a Boston-based writer and editor on a perpetual search for the perfect empanada. She has more than ten years of experience covering food, travel, and culture, with a particular ...

What’s changed in this update: We swapped out the local outpost of Chinese hot pot chain Liuyishou and swapped in Mikiya, the new all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu spot drawing crowds in the neighborhood.

Detroit-style pizza, though, remains a bit of a mystery to many Bostonians, with its somewhat upside-down construction eliciting raised eyebrows. The style traces its roots to the Detroit icon Buddy’s ...

Erika Adams is the former deputy editor of Eater’s Northeast region, where she covered Boston, Philly, D.C. and New York. Based in Boston, she has spent years covering the local restaurant industry.

Erika Adams is the former deputy editor of Eater’s Northeast region, where she covered Boston, Philly, D.C. and New York. Based in Boston, she has spent years covering the local restaurant industry.

Welcome back to Boston Mainstays, a series in which Eater Boston contributor Korsha Wilson highlights some of Boston’s best under-the-radar classics, hidden gems, and industry favorites. In this ...

On Thursday, August 25, Standridge is opening Mystic Fish Camp, on 4 East Main Street, in Mystic, Connecticut, right next to the charming town’s famous bascule bridge. A play on the nostalgia of ...