The Brookline Avenue burger spot is done after 11 years, following closures in Hingham and Lynnfield.

The Salameh family blames aging kitchen equipment and a lease landlords could not offer long-term.

The Broadway eatery grew from a pandemic layoff into catering, food fairs, and now a sit-down menu of lechona and buñuelos.

The Roslindale pop-up favorite has landed its first permanent spot, slinging three-day-fermented squares with oxtail and vegan options.

The decade-old firehouse restaurant on Everett Avenue could shut its doors this week, an industry source says.

The Austin-born sushi favorite is eyeing a 7,100-square-foot Congress Street spot with an 11-seat sushi counter.

The Central Square taco spot is folding into sister cafe The Smoot Standard, with a Halloween night send-off planned first.

Crisscross Bakehouse will fill the old Riverside Tattoo spot on Mass. Ave, and you can already taste-test the menu.

The Patel family has filed to rename the 741 Centre St. package store, as Boston's licensing board weighs the switch next Wednesday.

The vegetarian fry-and-sauce spot at Bow Market is closing for good, ending a run that began in a Haymarket basement in 2011.

Ramen Haven is bringing its ten-hour broth to Commonwealth Avenue and South Shore Plaza, with reports split on exact opening months.

The 1950s-style burger spot on Merrimack Street serves smash sliders and four milkshake flavors, including a mocha blend.

The grocer wants a 5,000-square-foot spot at the old Doyle's site, but an alcohol license has to come first.