An award-winning local chef is going to be opening a new restaurant in the western suburbs of Boston.
Eater Boston is reporting that Douglass Williams of Mida in the South End--along with partners Brian Lesser and Seth Gerber--is planning to open a dining spot at Trio Newton, a mixed use development at the corner of Walnut Street and Washington Street in Newtonville. The post mentions that the new restaurant will feature Italian food (lunch, dinner, and a Sunday brunch will be offered) while the space will include a bar and an outdoor patio. If all goes well, the new dining spot may debut next spring.
Williams, who was picked as one of the best new chefs in America by Food & Wine this year, is also working on opening Apizza at the Hub on Causeway in Boston, which will offer both New Haven-style and Roman-style pizza.
Eater Boston is reporting that Douglass Williams of Mida in the South End--along with partners Brian Lesser and Seth Gerber--is planning to open a dining spot at Trio Newton, a mixed use development at the corner of Walnut Street and Washington Street in Newtonville. The post mentions that the new restaurant will feature Italian food (lunch, dinner, and a Sunday brunch will be offered) while the space will include a bar and an outdoor patio. If all goes well, the new dining spot may debut next spring.
Williams, who was picked as one of the best new chefs in America by Food & Wine this year, is also working on opening Apizza at the Hub on Causeway in Boston, which will offer both New Haven-style and Roman-style pizza.
The web page for Mida in Newtonville can be found at https://midarestaurant.com/mida-newton
[March 4, 2021 update: Eater Boston mentions that the new restaurant will be a second location of Mida and that it hopes to open sometime in June.]
[June 8, 2021 update: According to an article from WGBH, the Newtonville location of Mida is now open, with the website for the restaurant confirming this.]
by Marc Hurwitz (Also follow us on Twitter at @hiddenboston)
[A related post from our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants): List of Restaurant Closings and Openings in the Boston Area]
Please help keep Boston Restaurant Talk and Boston's Hidden Restaurants going by making a one-time contribution or via a monthly subscription. Thanks! (Donations are non-deductible.)
by Marc Hurwitz (Also follow us on Twitter at @hiddenboston)
[A related post from our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants): List of Restaurant Closings and Openings in the Boston Area]
Please help keep Boston Restaurant Talk and Boston's Hidden Restaurants going by making a one-time contribution or via a monthly subscription. Thanks! (Donations are non-deductible.)
