Jason Wells+FollowBoston’s library chef is changing how we cookBoston Public Library’s new chef-in-residence, Kayla Tabb, is turning the Shaw-Roxbury branch into a lively kitchen classroom. Her free weekly cooking sessions aren’t just about recipes—they’re about building confidence, celebrating culture, and making food fun for everyone, from kids to grandparents. Tabb’s passion for food science and heritage means every class is a mix of hands-on learning and storytelling. She’s even developing workshops on indigenous seafood traditions with local Wampanoag experts. It’s more than cooking—it’s about connecting with our roots and each other. Would you join a class like this? What dish would you want to learn? #Food #BostonEats #CommunityCooking00Share
Annette Jones+FollowBoston’s food scene is buzzing this week!Boston’s food scene is buzzing with fresh changes—Al’s School Street Cafe is bringing its famous subs to Downtown Crossing, while Bakey’s new Faneuil Hall spot is already drawing crowds for its Israeli-inspired treats. If you’re craving something sweet, New City Microcreamery is taking over in Arlington Center, promising even more ice cream options. Meanwhile, The Goat’s new country bar in Salem is set to become a weekend favorite. On the flip side, Boloco’s Children’s Hospital location is closing, leaving just one in the city. Which of these openings or closings will impact your routine most? #Food #BostonEats #FoodNews00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBoston’s Bubble Bath rooftop bar is a must-tryBoston’s Back Bay just got a serious upgrade for your next night out. Bubble Bath, perched atop the citizenM hotel, isn’t just about champagne—it’s about soaking in jaw-dropping city views, sharing creative small plates, and even indulging in a caviar “tea service” with all the fixings. The vibe is pure celebration, with a playful pink interior and a patio that puts the Charles River and city skyline on full display. Whether you’re a cocktail lover or just want a unique spot to gather with friends, this new rooftop is already turning heads. Who’s planning a visit? #Food #BostonEats #RooftopBar00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowBoston’s food scene just got even more excitingBoston’s dining landscape is breaking out of its old seafood-and-Italian stereotype, with The New York Times spotlighting 25 must-try spots for 2025—including three fresh faces. This year’s list features Baleia (Portuguese), Lê Madeline (Vietnamese), and Somaek (Korean), showing just how global and creative our local chefs have become. Whether you’re craving bagels, omakase, or Peruvian flavors, there’s something new to discover. Which restaurants do you think deserve a spot? Let’s hear your favorites and hidden gems—maybe we’ll build our own community list! #Food #BostonEats #FoodieFinds00Share
dianefrank+FollowWould you walk through a porta-potty for Boston’s coolest new bar?Boston’s latest hidden gem is turning heads—and maybe a few stomachs. To get into the Cisco Brewers Seaport beer garden, you have to step through what looks like an ordinary porta-potty. It’s a quirky nod to the city’s speakeasy tradition, blending humor and mystery. Some locals think it’s a clever twist, while others aren’t so sure about entering a bar this way. But once inside, you’ll find great beer, food, and a lively vibe. Would you be up for the adventure, or is this one secret entrance too far? #Food #BostonEats #Speakeasy00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBoston's new wine bar with a viewBoston’s Back Bay just got a little more bubbly! Bubble Bath has opened its doors at the new citizenM hotel on Newbury Street, offering not just a robust wine and champagne list, but also stunning views of the city skyline. Created by chef Tiffani Faison, this spot is all about indulgence and connection. Imagine savoring a lobster roll topped with caviar while gazing over the Charles River. With its chic pink and gold decor and a patio that offers a unique vantage point, this is more than just a wine bar—it's an experience. What are your thoughts on this new addition to Boston's dining scene? #Food #BostonEats #WineLovers00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowBoston's sushi secrets: AYCE gemsBoston’s sushi scene is serving up unbeatable all-you-can-eat deals that defy the rising costs seen in other cities. From Medford’s beloved Nijiya to Woburn’s classic Maki Maki, these spots offer endless maki rolls without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a college student in Brighton or planning a date night in the Seaport, there’s a sushi buffet waiting for you. With prices starting as low as $22.99, these hidden gems prove that you can enjoy quality sushi without the hefty price tag. Where’s your favorite spot for a sushi feast? #Food #BostonEats #SushiLovers00Share
Jason Wells+FollowWould you walk through a porta-potty for Boston’s coolest bar?Boston’s latest hidden gem isn’t behind a velvet rope—it’s through a porta-potty! The new Cisco Brewers Seaport speakeasy is turning heads (and maybe a few stomachs) with its quirky secret entrance. Once you step past the plastic door, you’ll find yourself in a lively beer garden with great drinks, food, and a buzzing atmosphere. Some locals are skeptical, but that’s the fun of a true speakeasy: a little mystery, a little weirdness, and a lot of stories to tell. Would you give it a try, or is this one secret better left undiscovered? #Food #BostonEats #HiddenBars00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowBoston’s 24/7 Diner You Never Knew ExistedBoston has over 1,700 restaurants, but only ONE is open 24/7—and it’s a total hidden gem! South Street Diner is the spot for pancakes at 3 a.m., burgers after a night out, or even vegan eats. It’s got major history, a menu that’s won awards, and it’s even been in movies (hello, Denzel Washington!). If you’ve ever craved real food at wild hours, this place is your new obsession. Who’s in for a late-night bite? #Food #BostonEats #SouthStreetDiner00Share
mary01+FollowCountry Bar Vibes Coming to Salem!Country bar fans, get ready—The Goat is bringing its burgers, whiskey, and live country music to Salem! This spot is already a hit in Newburyport, Manchester, Hampton, and Portsmouth, and now it’s taking over the old American Flatbread space on Derby Street. Perfect for a night out with friends or anyone craving some Southern charm close to Boston. Who’s in for line dancing and whiskey flights? #Food #BostonEats #CountryBar00Share
