Boston Magazine

Boston drivers are notorious jerks. We race through red lights and honk at people while stuck in gridlock. But are there any moves so bad that even the nastiest local motorist would say, “No. Unacceptable.”?

Your frequently updated guide to getting off the couch and out of the house.

With a place to soak and stunning views, this Essex boudoir is the ultimate place to unwind.

We raise a hot dog in congratulations, but we’re bummed that the James Beard Foundation overlooked the rest of our dining scene.

Netflix host Phil Rosenthal comes to town for an episode of his show’s eighth season, dining from Sarma to Galley Diner. 

These scoop shops and restaurants have the sweetest, creamiest cones.

Check out photos from the June 11, 2025 unveiling of the Franklin Building at Hancock Village.

The big story behind a tiny house, recipes that capture culinary finds on Martha’s Vineyard, an inside look at the Frick Collection, and more.

A frozen treat for every occasion, from a sweet twist on Taco Tuesday to personal-sized ice cream cakes.

Old-school fudge sundaes, funked-up modern flavors, and a gelato or two, too.

The city’s corporate class once saved Boston from bankruptcy. Now, with a fiscal crisis and mayoral showdown looming, the business community faces its biggest test yet—and Boston’s future hangs in the balance.

This scenic coastal suburb has it all: a buzzy art scene, public parks, and a lively town center away from the hustle and bustle of Boston.

Here’s where to blissfully sip your way through a season of suds and sun.

The former carriage house of a turn-of-the-19th-century Greater Boston home undergoes a contemporary revival.

Does the glam clothing and gift boutique’s arrival represent a shift in Boston’s main shopping drag?