Highlights for the Week Ending December 28, 2012

A few more stories and articles centering on the Boston-area restaurant scene came out over the past week, including a South Station dining and drinking spot shutting its doors, a well-known chef opening a restaurant in the space where a landmark eatery had been, and a downtown Boston lounge closing. In addition, our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants) included an updated review of a Hungarian and French spot in Brighton, a blog entry on favorite dining spots (and dishes) of 2012 from restaurant and media people, and a photo of a classic Chinese-American dish from a restaurant in Waltham.

Below are links to these and other items from the past week:

Boston Restaurant Talk

Clarke's at South Station in Boston Has Apparently Closed

Michael Scelfo to Open Restaurant in Casablanca Space in Cambridge's Harvard Square

Descent in Boston's W Hotel Has Closed for a "Re-Invigoration"

Other Boston-Area Restaurant Lists/Recaps for 2012

Boston's Hidden Restaurants

Updated Review: Jasmine Bistro in Brighton, MA

Photo: Grand Slam Burger from UBurger in Boston, MA

Question: Boston-Area Restaurant or Bar With the Best Chicken Wings?

New Blog Entry: Favorite Dining Spots (and Dishes) of 2012 from Restaurant and Media People

Photo: Spare Ribs from Sato in Waltham, MA


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