Alaskan Salmon In MA, Best Barbecue: MA Food Week

MASSACHUSETTS — Welcome to Patch's weekly round up of food and restaurant news in Massachusetts, where we review openings, closings and more in the state's dining scene.

This week, Legal Sea Foods announced a shipment of the highly sought-after Copper River King Salmon fresh from the Gulf of Alaska.

For a short window in May, wild Alaska salmon migrate upstream to the Copper River. These salmon, known as Copper River Salmon, become a highly seasonal catch, traditionally available to diners along the West Coast.

But diners in Boston (excluding the airport location), Chestnut Hill and Braintree can get a taste of the sought-after catch at Legal Sea Foods.

The fish is only available for a limited time, so don't wait if you're hoping to get one on your plate.

Here's what was cooking this week in Patch communities across Massachusetts:

• Wild Caught Alaskan Salmon Available At MA Legal Sea Foods Restaurants
• Hyannis Popcorn Business Closed After Driver Crashes Into Store
• Bakery, Cafe Intends To Move Into Burlington Space
• Here's Where To Get The Best BBQ In Massachusetts
• Wayland Pizza Company Opens Serving Pies From The Local Restaurant
• Black Sheep Bah-Bah-Q In Worcester Closes
• First Marlborough 'Free Fridge' Opens At Immaculate Conception Church
• Salem To Host 'Longest Table' Free Outdoor Dining Event
• The Salem Pantry Named Greater Boston Food Bank Partner Of The Year

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