El Santaneco Restaurant at 24 Fifth St. serves Salvadoran home-style cooking every day from 9 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.

Breakfast plates bring eggs, fried plantains, tamales and pupusas, and the menu runs on to seafood, meats and micheladas. One diner's advice: "You have to try the pupusas." Call 617-884-5005 for pickup or delivery.

Margolis Pharmacy at 447 Broadway is a locally owned community pharmacy that does more than fill prescriptions.

It offers home delivery, medications sorted by dose, compounding and medical equipment. Google reviewers praise its friendly, bilingual staff and pharmacists who take time to explain. Here's what it offers and how to reach it.

Chelsea’s neighborhoods tell the city’s story through public squares, former factories, waterfront parks, and places of worship. This practical guide introduces Bellingham Square, Chelsea Square, the Box District, Admiral’s Hill, Prattville, and Cary Square, with ideas for exploring and useful questions for anyone considering a move. Find a new walk, a museum visit, or a reason to look closer at a familiar street.

Kayem Foods is recalling nearly 1.6 million pounds of meat and poultry products after a warehouse cooling problem. The recall covers specific packages sold under several brands.

Our guide explains which label details to compare, where to find the product list, and what to do with recalled food. Check packages in your refrigerator and freezer before your next meal.

Chelsea councillors voted 9–0 to pursue a 70% local preference for eligible residents in the proposed citywide inclusionary-housing lottery and waiting list.

The goal is to help families stay in Chelsea, but the vote does not open applications. Residency rules, required approvals, and application instructions still matter. Here is what the council backed and what apartment seekers should know.

Two Chelsea-based nonprofits received $540,000 in state workforce grants to support trade training, English-language learning, and employment preparation.

La Colaborativa’s $200,000 award supports Chelsea programming, including carpentry preparation and career readiness. The Neighborhood Developers received $340,000 for programs serving Revere and Everett. Learn how the awards fit into existing services and what to ask about enrollment, eligibility, and schedules.

Revere's DeMaino's Restaurant is celebrating 50 years under Lenny DeMaino, who took over the family business at just 21. The restaurant's history stretches back approximately 93 years, with Lenny's son LJ now helping lead the next generation.

From longtime customer favorites to the family's annual neighborhood reunion, here's how one Revere restaurant has remained a community fixture.

A former Starbucks at 260 Elm Street in Davis Square has reopened as Diamond Factory, a temporary art gallery featuring local artists and community events. The gallery celebrated its official ribbon cutting on October 17.

The project offers an imaginative second life for a vacant storefront and a new nearby destination for discovering art, live music, and creative events.

The Sports Bra is preparing to open at 2 Broad Street in downtown Boston, giving women's professional, college, and local sports the spotlight. Its local ownership group grew out of watch parties organized by friends with roots in Malden.

The family-friendly restaurant plans more than 100 seats, a full-service kitchen, and partnerships with women-owned businesses. A specific opening date has not yet been announced.