About

Fork it over, Boston! is a collection of restaurant reviews, food-related event recaps, kitchen adventures, fun food science, and more, focusing on Boston, Massachusetts and surrounding areas. Rachel Leah Blumenthal is the primary author, occasionally letting Joel Edinberg take the reigns.

Photo by David W. Aquilina

Rachel Leah Blumenthal is a science and food writer, photographer, and musician based in Somerville, MA. She holds a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience from the University of Rochester and a master's degree in Science Journalism from Boston University. She is currently freelancing full-time and is always up for new writing, marketing, photography, and music projects - send an email if you'd like to hire her! Current projects include writing for Eater Boston and playing flute and bass flute in a Somerville-based band called The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library. She also runs Boston Food Bloggers, a resource for local food and drink bloggers to network, improve blogging skills, and more. For more information, please visit her website or send an email.

Copyright Notice
All photographs, blog posts, slideshows, and other pieces of content on ForkItOverBoston.com are copyright Rachel Leah Blumenthal unless otherwise noted.  Please don't steal. If you'd like to use any of the content on this blog - or hire Rachel for writing or photography assignments - please send an email.

Sample Disclaimer
I (Rachel) occasionally attend events with other bloggers where samples - and sometimes entire meals - are provided free of charge. By accepting these samples, I am under no obligation to write a positive review - or anything at all - about the food, the restaurant, and/or the event. The same applies to food and product samples received by mail or in any other situation. The receipt of free food, drinks, or products is always noted in the applicable blog posts, as required by ethics as well as the law. Regardless of the cost (or lack thereof) of food, everything written in this blog is my full and honest opinion (or, where noted, a guest blogger's opinion).