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Journeyman

  1. Slideshows
    Controversial Cuisine: Boston’s 12 Dreamiest, Most Succulent Foie Gras DishesIn honor of California’s forthcoming foie ban, we showcase our favorite hometown foie gras feasts.
    By Kara Baskin
  2. Journeyman,
    Neil Gaiman Tweets, Finds DinnerTweeting for dinner in Boston.
    By Lindsey Frances
  3. The Other Critics
    Who Would Play Bina in a Movie?; Journeyman’s the Phoenix Restaurant ofPlus the year’s best cheap eats and more, all in our weekly critics’ round-up.
    By Kara Baskin
  4. Openings
    Ask for Friday, Settle for ThursdayUnion Square’s Backbar opens a day ahead of schedule.
    By Kara Baskin
  5. Openings
    Backbar to Open by Friday, With a Truly Lethal ManhattanUnion Square’s about to get a lot tipsier.
    By Kara Baskin
  6. Neighborhood Watch
    Burritos, Bars, and Burgers: Your Week in Neighborhood NewsIt was a meaty week in Boston restaurant news.
    By Kara Baskin
  7. The Other Critics
    Legal Harborside Caters to the Mature; Journeyman Is Worth a TripPlus Blue Inc., Forum and things to come, all in our weekly critics’ round-up.
    By Kara Baskin
  8. Neighborhood Watch
    Common Ground Reopens; Carvel Makes a ComebackPlus a Haitian lounge in Roslindale and more, all in our weekly neighborhood update.
    By Kara Baskin
  9. Reopenings
    Journeyman: Back in BusinessA car crash won’t keep them down.
    By Kara Baskin
  10. Accidents
    Journeyman Closes for Repairs After Car Crashes Into FacadeThe Union Square upstart suffered major damage.
    By Kara Baskin
  11. Neighborhood Watch
    Seaport Hosts American Craft Beer Fest; The Salty Pig Promises Salty Pig PartsPlus more beer, cheese, and food trucks, all in our weekly neighborhood round-up.
    By Kara Baskin
  12. Menus
    What to Eat at Journeyman, Opening WednesdayThe Union Square spot will offer one complete meal every night.
    By Susie Anderson
  13. Openings
    Journeyman Plans to Bring Fine Dining to Union SquareA pair of first-time restaurateurs have big ambitions for a quiet Somerville street.
    By Leila Cohan-Miccio