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Nature by T
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Nature by T

These spots — all accessible by the MBTA — will have you seeing more green than just the Monster this spring and summer.
Davis Square nightlife
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A night in Davis Square

Rub elbows with students from nearby Tufts University, longtime residents, and new transplants as you try these fun diversions.
Cupcakes in Boston
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Local cupcake spots

When it comes to cupcakes, Boston is the land of plenty. You can get the mini treats all over town at bakeries and cupcake-only shops.
Best of the New: Shopping
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Best of the New: Shopping

AllSaints Spitalfields, Converse (left), and The Fish & Bone are just a few of the new stores that cropped up in the Boston area in 2010.
Nightlife quiz
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Test your nightlife knowledge

Calling all dancing queens and night owls: Try your hand at our fun quiz and see how well you know the local nightlife scene.
Best views of the city
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Best Boston views

Which spot has the best views of the city? Prospect Hill in Somerville? The Top of the Hub? Boston.com readers sent us their photos.

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Veal short rib sandwich
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Boston's best sandwiches

Dig into these tasty reasons to roll up your sleeves and chow down.
Boston's best doughnuts
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Boston's best doughnuts

Check out photos of the 16 best independent doughnut shops around Boston.
Boston's best pizzas
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Boston's best pizzas

Devra First takes us on a pizza crawl through Greater Boston.
Blackened Catfish Po' Boy
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12 great sandwiches

This local dozen brings the lunchtime standby into the spotlight.
Coquilles St. Jacques, served at Elephant Walk

Diary of a celiac

How one woman found satisfaction while staying gluten-free.
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80 Thoreau opens in Concord
Tomorrow, a new restaurant opens at the Concord Train Depot, from restaurateur and Concord native Ian Calhoun. At 80 Thoreau, you'll find chef Carolyn Johnson...
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By the glass
Why sweet for Passover?
Over at the Atlantic, Brandeis historian Yoni Applebaum is speculating on why sweet wines are favored for Passover. He tells an intriguing story involving...
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99 Bottles
Who's up for a beer with viagra?
Say this for the Scottish beer maker BrewDog: These guys know how to attract attention. Last summer BrewDog released a 55-percent-alcohol-by-volume Belgian ale called The...

Restaurants

Dining Out | Boston
Letting loose at Tico

Letting loose at Tico

2.0 Stars  Lobster tacos and tequila are en vogue in '11, and of all the restaurants embracing this cuisine, Tico may be the most anticipated.
Cheap Eats | South End
Geoffrey's Cafe

Comfort in food and place

The huge menu at at Geoffrey's Cafe is — and always has been — a canon of comfort food.
The TIP
Belgian fries with the works at Saus

Belgian fries with the works at Saus

The cute little shop near Faneuil Hall serves made-to-order Belgian fries with a variety of sauces.

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Adventurers, step off the beaten track

Adventurers, step off the beaten track

Wine drinkers, like timid travelers, pay a high price for their unwillingness to break the spell of the familiar.

99 Bottles columns

Brews

Special occasion brews

You probably filed your taxes recently and have either received (or will soon) a refund. A refund! Now that's a good excuse to celebrate with a pricier beer than you usually buy. Here are a few outstanding beers for a special occasion.
Spring holiday recipes
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Spring holiday recipes

Cooking for Easter or Passover? Check out holiday recipes and create a meal that satisfies the whole family.
Tartalli (Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe)

Italian Easter, one course at a time

Italian Easter remains a ritual of many days, many foods, and many years of experience. A fading ritual, though, in busier times.
The evolution of the egg

The evolution of the egg

You’ll find eggs coddled, deep-fried in panko crumbs, wrapped with sausage to make Scotch eggs, on a pizza, scented with truffles, tucked inside ravioli, set delicately onto Chinese noodles, perched on steak tartare, and deviled like our grandmothers did.
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Sunday Supper and more
Lamb goes from holiday table into a red lentil salad

Lamb goes from holiday table
into a red lentil salad

A boneless leg of lamb, ideal for a tableful of holiday guests, is already rolled and tied, so carving is easy. And there’s very little waste.
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Bon Me

Food truck champ heats up City Hall

The Bon Me food truck specializing in Vietnamese street-type food opened this month at City Hall Plaza wearing its laurels from victory in Boston’s first Food Truck Challenge last year.
Recipe Miso-roasted butternut squash
Nathan Myhrvold

Nathan Myhrvold wrote the books
on modernist cuisine

“Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking’’ is an encyclopedia, a manifesto, and a documentary, and, should you find a way to get your hands on it, you’re in for an experience that will leave you awed, exhausted, and agog with disbelief.
Cookbook Review
'Chicken and Egg' offers surprising variations on familiar themes

'Chicken and Egg' offers surprising variations on familiar themes

In the case of former chef Janice Cole, the farming memoir and the cookbook come in one package, though she steadfastly vows not to eat her three pet birds, confining herself instead to their eggs.
Recipe Double-yolk sour lemon bars
Food & Travel
In the heart of Old Montreal, lessons in French cooking

In the heart of Old Montreal,
lessons in French cooking

Montreal is a great restaurant city, and the recent flood of locavore bistros, cookware shops, and classes of all kinds has made it even better. Ateliers & Saveurs, which opened in 2008, teaches cooking, cocktails, and wine appreciation.
Stuffed chicken breasts with butternut puree and mushroom ragout
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Charles Silva

Ham for the holiday

Charles Silva, the owner of New England Meat Market in Peabody, moves a lot of meat around Easter, especially lamb and ham.
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