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New York City’s famed Shake Shack sets up shop in Boston

April 17, 2013 no comments

After much speculation and pleasant word of mouth by many local city dwellers, the famed New York bred burger franchise Shake Shack has landed in Chestnut Hill. Setting up shop just over six miles aw...

Restaurant Week gives Boston students expensive taste

March 28, 2013 no comments

Brian Holak Journal Staff It’s back! Restaurant Week has arrived in Boston for another delicious two-week-spread. For those who don’t know, Restaurant Week is a semi-annual event hosted by the Grea...

New dining spot visits Greek roots, Beacon Street welcomes Piperi

February 7, 2013 6 comments

Are you a fan of falafel? Maybe you have never tried it but are an adventurous eater, or just looking to shake things up. If any of these apply to you, then the new Mediterranean cuisine restaurant c...

Boston Burger Co. opens up Boylston St. shop

December 19, 2012 no comments

Joey Johnson Journal Contributor Many of us can say we’ve had that one burger that changed our perspective of burger consumption eternally. Whether it was a special new taste that challenged all pre...

Hostess demise long overdue: terrible food

November 29, 2012 no comments

Anya Batrakova Journal Staff Hostess – the old, beloved brand based in Irving, Texas – is finally going out of business, and it has stirred up quite a controversy. The union strike, and the e...

Arab Cuisine and Culture Presented at Suffolk

October 24, 2012 no comments

In contrast with ubiquitous tension throughout the Middle East and trying foreign policy debates in the current U.S. presidential election, an opportunity was presented at Suffolk for a more light-he...

Staff picks: city spots to hit before leaving

April 18, 2012 2 comments

As you prep to leave for the summer, spend your spare time wisely by checking out our favorite places in the area. Vapiano (restaurant) 191 Stuart St., Boston “Casually chic social atmosphere w...

Sushi + grill grub = yummy

February 28, 2012 no comments

Meagan Kennelly Journal Staff After months of a “coming soon” sign posted in the Cambridge Street window, Fin’s Japanese + Suchi Grill has opened in Beacon Hill.

‘Top Chef’ in Boston?

February 15, 2012 no comments

Brian Holak Journal Staff Boston is no stranger to good food. And now, the nation may be getting a taste of our wicked local flavor. A campaign has begun to bring season ten of Top Chef to Bo...

Griddler’s grub: burgers, dogs, shakes to fancy

February 8, 2012 no comments

Michael Smith Journal Staff At first glance when entering Griddler’s is the menu, scrawled neatly in chalk on the board above the servers. The variety is striking with specialty burgers, hot...

Sodexo starts to clean up its act

December 3, 2010 1 comment

Derek Anderson Journal Staff Reacting to several health violations and under close scrutiny from Suffolk officials, Sodexo, Suffolk’s food and cafeteria provider, is cleaning up its act. While most o...

Thanksgiving dinner extends to several nationalities

December 3, 2010 no comments

Jason Kenosky Journal Staff Program Council, in conjuncture with the International Student Association, held the 3rd annual International Thanksgiving Dinner on November 22 in the Donahue Café. The ...

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