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With a new chef behind the line, Tucker’s French-inspired menu finally measures up to the bistro’s often-raved-about ambience.
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Inventive small plates paired with a surprisingly cheap wine list make Cork (and New Bedford — who knew?) a must-try dining destination.
by Karen Deutsch
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Bring on the blood sausage. El Paisa, Central Falls’ temple
to Colombian cuisine, boasts a menu that will excite even
the most adventurous carnivore.
by Karen Deutsch
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The superstar Boston chef is gone, but an upscale Westport seafood shack still lures locals with fresh fish and killer sunsets.
by Karen Deutsch
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Castle Hill is known for its picturesque Victorian perch, knockout ocean views
and gorgeous grounds. The question is, can the food compete?
by Karen Deutsch
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Korean food is finally making national headlines. And fortunately for our small state we have three outposts cranking out kimchee that rocks.
by Karen Deutsch
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Portuguese comfort food with delicious old-school appeal trumps even
its eye-catching industrial chic setting.
by Karen Deutsch
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Chef Patrick Lowney takes a modern approach to comfort food at his Broadway Bistro. And in the process breaks out of the tired meatloaf-and-mash mold.
by Karen Deutsch
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It may be teeny tiny, but there’s nothing small about the inspiration behind Tini, an international-style bar and the newest creation from the chef/owners of Al Forno.
by Karen Deutsch
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Would you be shocked if we told you Foxboro’s newest draw has nothing to do with football or beer?
by Karen Deutsch
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