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Boston Magazine @bostonmagazine Good food doesn't need a fancy parking lot. For next month's cover story, food editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal (@blumie625) went town by town—north, south, west—hunting down the best eats outside of Boston. Turns out Waltham's been quietly great for years. Malden might be the most exciting place to eat in Greater Boston right now. And Quincy? A dessert haven that'll satisfy any sweet tooth. At the link in our bio, we found it all so you don't have to hunt for the best restaurants in the suburbs. Also inside our August issue: our inaugural guide to the region's top hospitals, plus a New England weddings special featuring five real couples' celebration, and more. On newsstands now! Illustration by Comrade (@comradehq)
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@kirstenrealestate So glad to see Malden getting this love!
@pahkandtremont How the mighty have fallen.
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@soonbread AI slop, I won’t read a single page
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@min_liz Don’t you have a graphic designer?
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@jmhamel What a shame the cover art has come to this
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@xheadwoundxcollectorx What’s the point in writing a feature whose function is to highlight small, independent businesses and then undercut a creative team by using AI dogwater?
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@sas504 Surely Boston Magazine could employ a graphic design team, of artists, that could create a better cover
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@bobby_beaujolais_yung_gamay Ai garbage. @bostonmagazine getting trashier by the day
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@natkingcrow Sloptastic
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@foodiedude411 Are you not ashamed to employ and enable Gretchen Voss?
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@vitaminseabrewing 🤔
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@acetinsley Clever idea, nice cover
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@mattlovesfall You couldn't hire an actual artist to make your cover? Really?