CeCarré’s new Prudential Center shop is serving La Zarina — a Roman pinsa topped with sturgeon caviar, crème fraîche and edible 23‑karat gold by the slice or pie.

A food-truck-turned-restaurant in Jackson Square, Gangnam Spice serves Seoul-style fried chicken with halal certification and a planned plant-based 'chickwheat' option.

Peach Farm, a Chinatown seafood staple, is likely closing as owners retire and a new ownership group files to take over. City minutes list Washan Ching as manager and show a license transfer was granted.

Moon Bay, a Hunan-focused Chinese spot, quietly opened Tuesday on Route 139 in Randolph, offering spicy mains and handmade dumplings.

Pittsburgh-born MilkShake Factory opens its first Massachusetts shop at Walpole Mall with BOGO shakes and giveaways this Saturday.

The Grill Basket Express, an Afro‑Portuguese fast‑casual kitchen and bakehouse, is slated to open at Shaw’s Plaza on Route 6 in Dartmouth late March.

Connecticut-born Fresh Monkee is bringing its protein-shake concept to Southborough, targeting a late-spring 2026 opening in a Route 9–friendly retail strip.

Nine Winters Bakery will close its Cambridge storefront on March 29. Owner Marissa Ferola said she’s stepping away to focus on family after less than a year in the space.

Pop-up bar 261 has opened at the Envoy Hotel, centering screens on women's sports and honoring Kathrine Switzer's 261 bib.

Avra Estiatorio will open its first Boston location at Lyrik Back Bay in mid‑April, bringing market‑fresh seafood and a 250‑seat dining room to 400 Newbury St.

A new Somerville shop will blend rare vintage streetwear with Onyx Coffee Lab espresso in a '90s‑inspired, roughly 1,000‑square‑foot space at 322 Somerville Ave.

Sunny Girl is opening a second location in South Boston at 479 W Broadway, taking over the former McGoo's Pizza space. The Perkins Square outpost will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner.

SkinnyPop removed a new dairy-containing White Cheddar from shelves after the bag’s look could be mistaken for the dairy-free version — a real risk for people with milk allergies. Here’s what to check and who to call.