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TRAVEL

Noah Kahan, Elin Hilderbrand, and Cousin Stizz share their favorite New England spots in ‘hyperlocal’ Apple Maps guides

Siri, where are the best places to celebrate stick season in New England?

Wellesley’s Pho Station offers just four very good Vietnamese soups

Located across from the commuter rail, in a light, cheerful storefront, this small place serves nourishing bowls in a limited menu.

TABLES

The Dubliner team will open McGonagle’s in Dorchester; Nouvelle Maison brings wine and cheese to Winchester

Plus, a sticky situation in Somerville, where Bow Market will host a mini-monument to Marshmallow Fluff.

MISS CONDUCT

Is it now standard to pay a service fee, kitchen fee, and 20 percent server tip when eating out?

Miss Conduct helps decipher post-pandemic restaurant math.

Fall recipes that show apples’ sweet and savory sides, including a cake and upscale grilled cheese

Celebrate apple season with an autumn-spiced baking project.


FOOD

A sweet event in Newton: The bakery crawl is this weekend

Meander through the city at your own pace for this indulgent adventure, now in its third year, with nearly 20 of Newton’s bakeries participating.

RECIPES FOR THE JEWISH NEW YEAR

Recipe: A dairy-free kugel is packed with mushrooms and leeks for Rosh Hashanah

Recipe for Mushroom Kugel

RECIPES FOR THE JEWISH NEW YEAR

Recipe: Sweet-and-sour brisket is cooked low and slow for the Jewish New Year table

Recipe for Sweet-and-Sour Braised Brisket

RECIPES FOR THE JEWISH NEW YEAR

Recipe: Set the Rosh Hashanah table with a big, round, beautiful, glazed honey cake

Recipe for Glazed Honey Spice Cake

BOTTLES

10 New England fall beers to enjoy this season

The breweries here make some killer fall beers. Here are some of the best fall beers by New England breweries for 2024.

FOOD

Hungry after midnight? Here’s a list of places where you can get a late-night bite in Boston.

Here’s a roundup of the best dining options in Boston after midnight, no matter what you’re in the mood for.

FOOD

Don’t let Miles have the last word on Merlots

For your “Sideways” rewatch, here are some recommendations from Marie-Louise Friedland, education lead at Somerville’s own Rebel Rebel, for delicious bottles you can find at your local retailer.

GETTING SALTY

He’s worked for Daniel Boulud and Tony Maws. But Salem is British chef Aaron Chambers’s favorite haunt.

He runs Settler and will open Bernadette after Halloween, when people sometimes ghost on reservations.