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Welcome to the Eater Boston outdoor dining guide for 2021. Updated frequently throughout spring, summer, and as much of fall as makes sense, depending on New England’s whims, this is a landing page for outdoor dining news, maps, and guides. Readers should also feel free to join our Facebook group to exchange outdoor dining recommendations with other readers and Eater staff. Last summer, Boston and many surrounding cities and towns took steps to expand their outdoor dining programs in the face of COVID-related indoor dining restrictions — roads were blocked so that restaurant patios could ...

The Next Draft: Getting beer fridge of news ready for a busy spring, summer Matthew Tota Correspondent In anticipation of a spring and summer filled with many more brewery visits than last year, I have started working furiously over the last few weeks to clean out my beer fridge. Rough task, I’ll tell you: shoehorning in that extra beer or two during dinner. Then there have been the challenging, life-defining decisions of which older purchases to pour down the drain. But like the news, the beer never stops flowing, so it’s time to get to the stories — and brews — that would have gotte...

Matthew Tota That didn’t take long. Fewer than 80 days after breweries won the right to cut ties with a distributor without having to wage a protracted legal battle, a distributor has called the new law unconstitutional and wants to fight a protracted legal battle. Holliston wholesaler Atlantic Beverage Distributors has tried to deny Framingham brewer Jack’s Abby’s efforts to terminate its Massachusetts distribution agreement and buy back control of its brand by filing a lawsuit with the state’s Alcohol Beverages Control Commission. Jack’s Abby represents the first high-profile brew...

For Massachusetts breweries, Gov. Charlie Baker’s reopening timeline won’t help much Updated Mar 02, 2021; By Jessica Bartlett | Boston Business Journal Businesses throughout the state may be able to bring in more customers as of Monday, and later this month up to 100 people may be allowed at private events, but for local breweries and taprooms, profits will continue to be hard to come by. Massachusetts brewery owners say the latest slackening of economic restrictions is incremental at best, and the rules that remain in place put so much pressure on profitability, some aren’t planning...

UpdatedFri, Feb 12, 2021 at 11:11 am ET Replies(2) Jack's Abby and its pizza was suggested as one of the best in Framingham. (Neal McNamara/Patch.com) FRAMINGHAM, MA — Last weekend, Framingham Patch asked readers to suggest local restaurants that are so good they should be recognized beyond MetroWest — perhaps with a visit from Guy Fieri. Although not an all-encompassing list, 11 local restaurants were highlighted by local diners for recognition. Two local spots, the J&M Diner and Bourbon's Kitchen & Cocktails, were suggested multiple times — a testament to their local popularity. (We...