Every day, hundreds of people race to the station to pack into the commuter rail and then race home from their stop to try to rush together a “home-cooked” meal. Seems a shame when there is such a great stop right at the stop!
Having lived for a spell in South Boston (a.k.a., “Southie”), I thought I had had my fill of Boston Irish culture. Little did I know that I would find what is perhaps a more authentic example (sorry, Mr. Bulger!) in Newton! From the outside, Dunn Gaherin’s (www.dunngaherins.com) looks a bit out of place, with its
There are some eateries that are so welcoming and comfortable, you feel like you are on a first-name basis. Johnny’s Luncheonette is one such place!
Starting as a modest fishmongery in Cambridge, Legal Sea Foods has grown to be a national force and international sensation. Catering inaugurations and special events from Boston to Bethesda and far beyond, the family-run fishery has brought innovation to the restaurant industry for over 100 years. While they are known for their progressive ideas in
With its great schools, plentiful public parks, and more hairdressers, banks and chic consignment stores than even it knows what to do with, the town of Needham continues to be a hot market for old pros and new families. Finally, there is a new restaurant worthy of all of them that is also bringing people
For generations, Johnny’s Luncheonette in Newton Centre (www.johnnysluncheonette.com) has been serving some of the best comfort food to some of the savviest clientele this side of Jack & Marion’s. It may be small wonder, then, that for their newest menu additions, they went back a few generations to the food that inspired them.
