Assembly Row Developers Announce First Three Restaurant Leases
Legal Sea Foods, Burger Dive and Papagayo Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar will open restaurants in Assembly Row, developers Federal Realty Investment Trust announced today.
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Archive for the ‘Food’ Category
‘Greater Somerville’ Talks Foodie Crawl with ESMS
“Greater Somerville” previewed the annual East Somerville Foodie Crawl, which will take place Sept. 18.
Facebook Post: The Bearded Pig Closes
The Bearded Pig, which opened in Union Square earlier this summer, is abruptly closing, according to a post on the barbecue joint’s Facebook page.
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PHOTOS: Hungry Tiger Street Food Festival
The second annual Hungry Tiger Street Festival took over Union Square last Saturday, August 11. As dusk crept over the square and organizers held their breath against rain clouds, nine vendors set up tables full of street food representing the diversity of the city’s culinary scene.
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The Real Scoop on Somerville
There are more places to get your ice cream fix in Somerville than it seems — including a few new spots.
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How Many Dunkin Donuts Are in Somerville?
A heavy prevalence of Canton-based Dunkin in a Boston-abutting city is hardly that surprising. But just because Boston boasts, according to the Duck Boat guys, over 100 spots to get a Coolatta in its bounds doesn’t make the Somerville numbers any less interesting to me.
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POLL: Favorite Somerville Craft Beer?
In the July/August issue of Scout, we profiled Somerville’s growing craft beer market by looking at the origins, growth and operations at three breweries with local ties: Night Shift, Pretty Things and Slumbrew. Which one best wets your whistle?
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A Butcher, a Baker and an Ice Pop Maker
About 100 start-up and established small business owners sought to rent time in a new commercial kitchen in order to transform their recipes into products for sale. Three of them are on the brink of becoming the newest tenants at the space.
Kickass Cupcakes to Open Bakery in Former Chocolate Tarte Spot
We have a name for the new tenant coming to 199C Highland Ave., the space formerly occupied the Chocolate Tarte, and it’s a familiar one.
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Swirl & Slice Market to Highlight Local Wine, Cheese
Mimi Graney hopes the newest Union Square Main Streets market will have a “more romantic feel.”
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