Highlights for the Week Ending October 7, 2011
A number of stories centering around the Boston-area restaurant scene came out over the past week, including a music club and lounge closing, a 3,999-pound plate of nachos created by a local restaurant chain, and a tortilla bakery opening just north of the city. In addition, our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants) had a new blog review of a seafood restaurant on the Outer Cape as well as a photo slideshow of great pizzas in the Boston area and a photo of a "magic cube" from a new dessert stand in Allston.
Below are links to these and other items from the past week:
Boston Restaurant Talk
Enormous Room in Cambridge's Central Square Is Closing
Greenway Mobile Food Fest to Be Held in Boston, October 15, 2011
Ninety Nine Restaurant in Billerica Creates 3,999-Pound Plate of Nachos
Expansion Plans Are in the Works for South End Buttery on Shawmut Avenue
Tortilleria La Nina Opens in Chelsea
Boston's Hidden Restaurants
New Blog Review: Pearl in Wellfleet, MA
Photo: Bob's Barbecue Pit in Danvers, MA
Photo Slideshow: Six Great Pizzas in the Boston Area
Photo: Magic Cube from Licki Licki in Allston, MA
Updated Review: Grumpy's in Dennis, MA
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posted by Marc at 12:45 PM
1 Comments:
Boston Restaurant Talk's blog has showed me different sides of the restaurant industry. There is as many openings as well as closings of restaurants going on. That tells me it is all about the location and cost. The blog also gives a list of the best dining spots in Boston. It is great connivence for people in the Boston area to just be able to hop on their computer and get a tasty spot to dine out.
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