A new dining spot is getting closer to opening in the space where a combination restaurant/art gallery had been--and now it appears to have a name.
According to job posts within the bostonchefs.com site, Nahita is opening in the old Liquid Art House space in Boston, with the upcoming Arlington Street eatery now hiring for a variety of job positions. Earlier, we had reported that the new spot would feature globally-inspired fare while also being "more approachable," with a mix of formal seating and lounge-style dining, a raw bar, and a dessert-plating station being included; it is not known if this is still the case, so stay tuned for updates.
Liquid Art House closed down last November after being in business for a bit more than five years.
The address for Nahita (and the now-closed Liquid Art House) is 100 Arlington Street, Boston, MA, 02116.
[July 2 update: According to a press release, Nahita plans to open this summer and that its menu will include Latin and Asian-influenced dishes. A specific opening date has not been given as of yet, but the release does mention that a job fair will be held onsite this Friday and Saturday.]
[September 4 update: Eater Boston states that Nahita is now open, with a new press release stating that the restaurant--which will be open for dinner only for now--features such items as ceviche, tiraditos (Peruvian raw fish), sashimi, tacos, guacamole, beef barbacoa, and elote (Mexican street corn), along with a variety of wines and cocktails.]
[Earlier Article]
Liquid Art House in Boston to Be Replaced by a New Concept
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