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New Trader Joe's Coming To MA + High-End Asian Supermarket Eyes Opening: MA Food Week
Plus, see which restaurants and chefs in the Bay State were named as James Beard Semifinalists this year.

Plus, see which restaurants and chefs in the Bay State were named as James Beard Semifinalists this year.

The market, known for its variety of vendors and diverse cuisines, announced it would shutter just last week.
The Awards have been a definitive source for culinary excellence for more than 35 years.
A popular eatery with locations in Marlborough and Hudson announced it will open a third location.
The Awards have been a definitive source for culinary excellence for more than 35 years.
The eatery opened its second location this week.
Plus, a look at which eateries have already opened their doors.
The ranking relied on Reddit posts, local and national publications discussing doughnuts, and first-hand reviews.
The reopening of a local favorite is among the new restaurants Boston Magazine is most excited about.
The eatery was officially open for about a week before it was forced to close.
The market opened in Fenway in 2019.
The closing is to "make way for new ownership and a revitalized concept."
It's part of the chain's continued expansion in New England.
It would be the chain's fourth store in Massachusetts.
The food hall offers dining concepts created by a Michelin-starred chef.
The new storefront will be the brand's first outside Connecticut.
From the opening of iconic chains to the closing of cherished favorites, here are the leading restaurant stories of the year.
Flip The Bird/Rogue owner Torrie Farnsworth said the office park location was no longer viable in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Connecticut-based restaurant is continuing to expand with two new locations planned for Massachusetts.
The refresh aligns with the brewery's 40th anniversary, when it received brewing permit #001 in the state.
The grocery chain will donate $65,000 worth of food to Boston students and families for the school district's winter break.
A trio of holiday pop-ups brings the holiday spirit to Massachusetts this season.
Plus: Two new restaurants are coming to Patch communities. Here's what to know.
In the spirit of giving, Jack’s Abby is also hosting a toy drive for local Framingham non-profit Hoops and Homework.
The second location of a popular indoor golf space and bar opened earlier this month in Burlington.
Love Farms will bring a unique dining and community experience to Cape Cod. Here's what to know before it opens.
An entree purchase will mean a donation of $10 to a local nonprofit at the restaurant. Here's what to know.
Plus: A once popular restaurant chain has closed another location in Massachusetts. Here's where.
In the spirit of giving, Jack’s Abby is also hosting a toy drive for local Framingham non-profit Hoops and Homework.
The new location is officially open in the Shoppers World plaza. Here's what to know.
Plus: A Boston oyster house has found itself recognized with other top American restaurants, including The French Laundry.
Black Friday deals aren't just for retail stores, as a local chain has lowered prices on some items starting this weekend through December.
A Boston oyster house has found itself recognized with other American restaurants, including The French Laundry.
The pair will also be giving back, as $1 from each item sold will be donated to local Boys & Girls Clubs.
Plus: An iconic North Shore restaurant has closed its doors for good after 80 years in business.
The pair will also be giving back, as $1 from each item sold will be donated to local Boys & Girls Clubs.
A Boston sushi restaurant was awarded the city's first Michelin Star. Here's what to know.
The list is is based on diner reviews and the percentage of reservations made in advance.
The Athanas family sold the Hawthorne property to the town of Swampscott for $7 million in 2022 and operated three more seasons.
Plus: A popular downtown Salem sports bar and restaurant has been sold. Here's what to know from the dining scene in Massachusetts.