Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group is set to open its first Daily Provisions in Harvard Square, Cambridge, before expanding to Boston's Seaport District. The restaurant will offer popular NYC dishes and possibly Boston-specific items.

After 30 years, Palmer's Restaurant & Tavern in Andover has shut down, leaving a community to reminisce about its cherished local eatery and music venue.

Edaville Family Theme Park in Massachusetts is auctioning off various amusement rides and attractions in preparation for renovations and the upcoming King Richard's Faire event.

Wahlburgers closed its Lynnfield location after 10 years, inviting patrons to visit other Boston-area locations and assuring gift cards are still valid. The reasons for closure were unspecified.

Bertucci's, an Italian chain in Massachusetts, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closing four locations amidst a shift to fast-casual dining with a new concept called Bertucci's Pronto. The company struggles with a steep decline in sales.

Island Creek Oysters to open new raw bar in Boston Seaport in June, offering seafood favorites and specialties.

Acapulcos Mexican Family Restaurant in Beverly closed on April 20 after over two decades, with a social media post thanking the community and hinting at a potential future relocation.

D's Keys, a dueling piano bar in Boston, is closing on April 26, 2025, after nearly seven years due to financial difficulties. It was known for interactive music and lively entertainment.

The Harvard Square Theatre's long-term vacancy has sparked local concern about its impact on community vibrancy, prompting Cambridge officials to request plans from the owner, Gerald Chan.

Legacy Place in Dedham will introduce five new businesses including Aritzia, [solidcore], Brave Daughters, Anna's Taqueria, and Mecha Noodle Bar by 2025.

Massachusetts businesses prepare for economic challenges due to President Trump's new tariffs, which are expected to increase costs of imported goods, impacting various industries and possibly leading to higher consumer prices and economic downturn.

Eliot Tatelman is retiring from Jordan's Furniture, where his sons will continue as co-CEOs. The company is known for innovative retail experiences and community impact.

The Hardcover Restaurant in Danvers will close on May 1, 2025, continuing operations only in Beverly and Albany.