Simply prepared Mediterranean fish stars in special-occasion-worthy Back Bay digs.

The Zebra Room opens beneath sibling spot Yvonne’s, with 10 cozy tables, nostalgic vibes, and a secret entrance.

The Boston sibling to Celeste and La Royal has Peruvian sandwiches, live music, and a lot of heart.

The Boston neighborhood’s newest “sister act” is an Italian restaurant and a flirty cocktail bar under one roof.

Opening April 13, Mida sibling La Tavernetta features spritzes, Italian snacks, and a patio where you’ll want to spend your summer.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus good reasons to visit older spots.

Tapas, paella, churros with caviar, and a space so spectacular you won’t want to leave. Welcome to Dalia.

No Massachusetts restaurants remain in the running for the annual restaurant-industry prizes, but a few spots elsewhere in New England are nominees.

Bring your Green Monster-sized appetite to these home run spots serving lobster rolls, bouncy udon, pig roasts, and lots more.

With Sunday roasts and “unbelievably cold” martinis, can a new steakhouse break into Boston’s crowded beef scene?

When the need for spice strikes, check out these sauce-covered classics, double-fried deviations, and more.

Third Time Together, a pop-up previously at Bow Market and the Charles River Speedway, is now permanently in Kendall Square.

You’ve fallen in love with New Haven’s famous “apizza”; now find out what else makes the Elm City’s dining scene great.

Timeless classics like prime rib and Dover sole will be on the menu at the former Bristol Lounge address, courtesy of A Street Hospitality.

207 courses. 50-plus fish. A dozen counters. Our deep dive = your cheat sheet.