Eggplant and miso come together to add a unique element to a simple egg and cheese sandwich, the best thing at 1369 Coffee House.

Cambridge thinks it might have an answer to steep food delivery fees – subsidizing cargo e-bikes for local businesses. But it would leave those businesses to buy and maintain the bikes and find their own delivery people.

Owner Ayham Haddad aims to combine his native Jordanian flavors with Western baking methods in a bricks-and-mortar shop near Porter Square.

The Eaves at Bow Market may be the hottest ticket in town, and entering its warm, red glow is like stepping into elegant and intimate cinema.

The Rock & Roll Rumble announced its list of prizefighters for this year’s edition running April to May, and we followed four Bay State bands to the Empire State.

Hi-Rise Bread Co.’s new sweet shop doesn’t hit it out of the park with its Oreo analog, though the cakes and pies demand a serious tasting.

Sure, our calendars are filled with increasingly commodified holidays, but they’re also filling up with new days of nationwide significance.

A famous brunch lives on at its sister restaurant, State Park, every Saturday and Sunday, and the Vincent’s space gets a new concept in spring.

St. Patrick’s Day brings special menus and live music to Cambridge and Somerville. We also offer a good way to skip the festivities if it’s not your thing.

A refusal to serve customers because of personal beliefs, as happened at Harvard Square‘s Sinclair music club, is not usually seen as progressive.