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Mary Williams

JP’s Ten Tables closes after 25 years

Ten Tables, a true Jamaica Plain gem and pioneer of Boston’s farm-to-table scene, is closing its doors after 25 years. For so many of us, this cozy spot wasn’t just a restaurant—it was where we celebrated milestones, enjoyed unforgettable meals, and felt part of a tight-knit community. Owner Krista Kranyak says she’s grateful for every guest, farmer, and team member who made it special, and hints that something new is coming to the same space. What are your favorite Ten Tables memories? How do you feel about the changing face of JP dining? #Food #JamaicaPlain #BostonEats

ethanconner

Boston’s best late-night eats revealed

Boston’s late-night food scene is way more diverse than you might think! From Turkish kebabs in Brookline to 24-hour cannoli in the North End, students at Boston College have mapped out their favorite after-hours spots. Whether you’re craving dumplings at 2 a.m. in Fenway, a giant breakfast in Chinatown, or spicy tacos downtown, there’s something for every night owl. It’s wild how many neighborhoods have their own go-to late-night gems. Which spot would you hit up first, or do you have your own secret favorite? Let’s swap recommendations! #News #BostonEats #LateNightFood

Valerie Hall

Boston’s red sauce spots that never miss

Nothing beats the feeling of wandering Boston’s North End and being hit with the aroma of simmering tomato sauce and garlic—these Italian eateries have been perfecting red sauce classics for generations. Whether you’re after a heaping plate of chicken parm at Giacomo’s, a bubbling skillet of baked ziti at La Famiglia Giorgio’s, or a slice of saucy pizza from Regina Pizzeria, these spots stick to tradition and deliver comfort in every bite. Locals know the best tables fill up fast, but the wait is always worth it. Which spot is your go-to for that real-deal Italian American feast? #Food #BostonEats #ItalianFood

mary01

Boston’s priciest sandwiches: Worth it?

Downtown Boston’s Sam LaGrassa’s has been serving up legendary sandwiches since 1968, but these days, you’ll pay a premium—think $20 to $30 for a single sandwich! The pastrami is the star, especially the Pastrami Diablo, loaded with chipotle mayo, BBQ sauce, cheese, and bacon. Locals say it’s so big, they often split it with a friend. There are also creative options like the Thanksgiving-inspired Gobbler and a hefty chicken Parm. Veggie and vegan eaters aren’t left out, either. With prices this high, is the splurge worth it for you, or is it just a special treat? #Food #BostonEats #SandwichLovers

Mary Williams

Boston’s lobster brunch: Worth the wait!

Lobster lovers, Boston’s Cafe Bonjour is serving up an all-you-can-eat lobster brunch that’s become a local legend. Imagine buttery brioche rolls overflowing with fresh lobster, zesty lemon butter, and French-inspired sides—all in a cozy, bustling spot downtown. The lines out the door are a testament to the hype, but the friendly staff and quick service make the wait fly by. Whether you’re a brunch regular or just craving a taste of New England, this spot delivers serious value and unforgettable flavors. Who’s tried it, and what’s your go-to lobster dish? #Food #BostonEats #LobsterBrunch

Jennifer Reyes

Boston’s produce market keeps the city fresh

Boston’s New England Produce Center is the heartbeat of the region’s fresh food scene, supplying everything from family-run bodegas to big-name restaurants. What’s wild is how much the game has changed—most orders now come in by text or email, not by folks hand-picking their veggies at dawn. Even with big chains locking in contracts elsewhere, Boston’s market stays essential, drawing buyers from as far as New York. With a city full of students, diverse eaters, and health-conscious shoppers, the demand for quality produce is always high. How do you think these shifts in buying habits are shaping what ends up on your table? #Business #Industry #BostonEats

Michael Morgan

Two new Portuguese spots coming to South End

Big news for Boston food lovers: George Mendes, the chef behind a Michelin-starred NYC restaurant, is bringing not one but two new Portuguese-inspired eateries to the South End. Agosto will offer a chef’s counter and tasting menu, while Baby Sister next door will serve up bakery-café vibes. Both are set to open on Washington Street next year. It’s exciting to see such a celebrated chef invest in our neighborhood—can these new spots raise the bar for Boston dining? What are you hoping to see on the menu? #Food #BostonEats #SouthEnd

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