Matt regularly appears with Jordan Rich on “Connoisseur’s Corner” which airs on WBZ (http://boston.cbslocal.com) weekdays at 11:55 AM. The following is a “script” for one of Matt’s forthcoming segments: Boston is known for being a great food city and also one of the most philanthropic cities in the nation. On June 7, these two elements come
Having grown up along Route 110, I have fond memories of such ancient eateries as Lum’s, The Old Oaken Bucket, and my beloved Skip’s. In retrospect, however, the nostalgia may be fresher than some of the menu items were. So that is why I was so pleased (and, frankly, pleasantly surprised) to find as
While many may see it as a store or museum with a restaurant attached, the Hard Rock Café has ben making efforts to shore up their menu and offer more for families than just an opportunity to relive parent’s days of youth. So in between your DIY docent tour of their international assemblage of rock
I was not sure what to expect as I pulled up in front of Hancock Tavern in Quincy (www.hancock-tavern.com) on a rainy Wednesday night around 8:30. Even through the rain, I could see the many flat-screen TVs blaring games from all major leagues. So maybe it was to be another night at a sports
With its ancient history and contemporary health benefits, tea has grown much larger than the British Empire and is now a delicious and nutritious part of many daily regimens. Sadly, what many think of as tea is merely the dust that is left behind when the real plant is properly processed. Often, any remnants
As the Taiko drums called to every corner of the Museum of Fine Arts, the gustatory perfumes from 30 of the region’s most popular eateries grabbed hundreds of guests by the nose and took them through the grand hall in the MFA’s Art of the Americas Wing, where Ai Weiwei’s cycle-ical sculpture shared space with
