Boston Magazine

Fans of Bar Rescue, take note.

This unit in the Beach Street Lofts has chic factory-inspired design elements like exposed brick and beamed ceilings.

This 20,000 square foot house comes with a home theater, gym, billiards room, and plenty of space for the whole family.

When multiple young women accused a Boston Ballet prima ballerina and her husband of subjecting them to sexual violence almost too lurid to believe, it made headlines around the world. Then the accused lashed back at their protégées with an eye-popping defense tailor-made for tabloids. Behind the curtain of Boston’s most outrageous ballet scandal.

It’s precious. It’s punishingly expensive. It gets booked out months in advance. Why 15 years into its remarkable run plying luxed-up Japanese bites, O Ya may be the most reliably sublime dining splurge in town.

Why trek all the way to Vermont when you can explore Boston’s hidden-in-plain-sight green spaces?

With a design so stylish, it was once featured in a Pottery Barn campaign, this Provincetown home is a beach lover’s paradise.

Whether you like it dipped in creamy garlic sauce or wrapped in Egyptian flatbread, these are the best places to score falafel across town.

The seaside haven at the end of the world lures with raw bars, perfect pizzas, and all the frosé you can handle. 

Fear not these blubbery beasts (but try to stay out of their way).

This former farm site comes with nearly 200 acres of land, making it perfect for the family that loves the outdoors.

Don’t worry about beating the crowds on the Vineyard.

With amenities like a pool, massage room, and steam shower, life in this home rivals a stay in a high-end resort.

One way to alleviate the problem: intertidal zone access.

Whether you’re after sweet capocollo or salmon sashimi, these local shops won’t disappoint.