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Finally comfortable
When David Ciccolo, owner of Publick House, ventured to spice up Brookline with a barbecue joint called The Roadhouse, neighbors complained the kitchen's smell was overpowering.
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You've probably seen those "We Can Do It!" posters often associated with Rosie the Riveter.
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Watering holes in the Charles Hotel
Lucky you, staying at the Charles Hotel [One Bennett St., Harvard Sq., Cambridge. 617.864.1200. charleshotel.com]; there's a great night of drinking ahead of you, and you don't even need to leave the property. Start at Rialto [617.661.5050. rialto-restaurant.com] and treat yourself to some fried olives ($4) and a Laila made with brandy, rose cognac liqueur, a dash of bitters and fresh orange juice.
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Paints you green
So, you've got your token vegan pal and this other friend who's a vegetarian and you're kind of like "whatever," but you don't eat wheat ... oh, and your boyfriend's a foodie. Where do you go for dinner?
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Banjo's Roast Beef
'Round these parts, the word "roast beef" evokes late nights on Revere Beach, milling around outside Kelly's among meatheads and women as orange as you can find them this side of the Jersey Shore.
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Women's History Month is upon us! As much as the ladies of LUPEC love our cocktails, we also love our history.
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Comella's Homemade
Comella's Homemade Italian Foods, with five locations all over greater Boston, is one of those standout restaurants we've been dying to tell you about.
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One of America's most famous 1940s-era cabarets once glittered in our very own backyard.
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A few nights ago, I suffered a truly awful anxiety dream—vicious even, because it twisted one of my very favorite activities—cocktailing with people I respect and experimenting with new flavors—into a nightmare.
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Treat 'em right
Yes, it's that time of year again, when thoughts turn to love, overpriced roses and making that significant other in your life feel just a little bit extra special.
