Four Things In Boston Not to Miss This Month

  • New on Resy: Peak summer brings openings including Bey in the South End, doling out kafta kebab, grilled whole branzino and other Lebanese delights; plus Mesob, which is serving traditional Eritrean and Ethiopian flavors in the same neighborhood. See the full list here. 
  • Eggcellent News: Mimi’s Chuka Diner has launched brunch for the first time, and it’s a gonzo mix of American diner-inspired classics like jumbo asparagus Benedict and loco moco plus dim sum standards including shumai and handmade gyoza. All in all, it’s a worthy addition to the local brunch scene, which already features staples like Myers + Chang for Reuben egg rolls, Sonsie for steak and eggs, Cafe Luna for Mexican churro French toast, and Contessa Boston for smoked salmon carpaccio (and views).
  • May the Fourth Be with You: America’s 250th anniversary, in Boston: kind of a big deal. You might mark it by grabbing that most All-American of culinary creations, the cheeseburger, at JM Curley before migrating to Loyall Counting Room for American Revolution-themed cocktails, and finally taking in the fireworks (complete with shellfish towers and buttermilk-fried oysters) at Woods Hill Pier 4.
  • Raise It: Rooftops and summer go together like peanut butter and jelly, hot dogs and mustard… you name it. And Boston features a number of top-floor dining and drinking situations, notably Rooftop at Revere for private cabanas with panoramic views of the Common, Pier 6 Boston Waterfront to take in the harbor and city skyline with colossal shrimp cocktail within reach, Pier 6 Boston Waterfront for bistecca Fiorentina in sight of the Public Garden, and Saigon Babylon for a ceiling-free garden with lemongrass beef and daiquiris. 

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