A small dining spot in the Fenway section of Boston is about to become a much bigger spot, as it is moving to a nearby space where a popular restaurant and sports bar had been.
Eater Boston is reporting (via a tweet from @teddyballgame83 and a Facebook post from the place) that SOJUba is going to move across Boylston Street to the former Tony C's space, with the post saying that "We've been working on this deal with the Red Sox & TONY C's for quite some time....This super upgrade means that we will have 3X the space at 16,000 sq ft of [dining] & roof top facing the Fenway park, 3X the lights, 3X the sound, 3X the TV & 10X more SOJU! Also, with this upgrade, we will have separate lunch hours, adding fresh food menu items with over 50 new cocktails." An exact closing date for the current location of SOJUba is not yet known, nor has an opening date been given for the new location, so keep checking back for updates.
SOJUba debuted in September of 2017, featuring a variety of Korean dishes as well as beer, wine, and cocktails.
Tony C's first opened its Fenway location in April of 2016, taking over the space where a location of Jerry Remy's Sports Bar & Grill had been; the restaurant and bar closed down this past December, with other locations in the Seaport District, Burlington, Peabody, and Somerville remaining in operation.
The current address for SOJUba is 1260 Boylston Street while the new address will be 1265 Boylston Street. Its website can be found at http://www.sojubaboston.com/
[Earlier Article]
Tony C's in Boston's Fenway Has Closed
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]
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Adam Richman's "Man Finds Food" to Feature Several Boston Dining Spots Tonight (May 20, 2015)
The host of a new Travel Channel show will be featuring several Boston-area restaurants on the show's latest episode, which airs tonight.
According to the network's website, Adam Richman's "Man Finds Food" will be taking a look at four dining spots in the region starting at 9:00 PM (EST), with the focus being on some of the "off-menu secrets" of the Boston area. Included in the episode guide of the show are Al's Deli at Wan's in Allston, KO Pies at the Shipyard in East Boston, Alive and Kicking Lobsters in Cambridge, and Bogie's Place at jm Curley in Downtown Crossing.
"Man Finds Food," which debuted last month, is one of several shows that Richman has hosted over the years, including his popular show "Man v. Food," which ran from 2008 to 2012; he has also been involved with "Man v. Food Nation" and "Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America."
The website for "Man Finds Food" is at http://www.travelchannel.com/shows/man-finds-food
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[Article from our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants): Slideshow--Ten More Burgers from Restaurants in the Boston Area]
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According to the network's website, Adam Richman's "Man Finds Food" will be taking a look at four dining spots in the region starting at 9:00 PM (EST), with the focus being on some of the "off-menu secrets" of the Boston area. Included in the episode guide of the show are Al's Deli at Wan's in Allston, KO Pies at the Shipyard in East Boston, Alive and Kicking Lobsters in Cambridge, and Bogie's Place at jm Curley in Downtown Crossing.
"Man Finds Food," which debuted last month, is one of several shows that Richman has hosted over the years, including his popular show "Man v. Food," which ran from 2008 to 2012; he has also been involved with "Man v. Food Nation" and "Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America."
The website for "Man Finds Food" is at http://www.travelchannel.com/shows/man-finds-food
Follow us on Twitter at @hiddenboston
[Article from our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants): Slideshow--Ten More Burgers from Restaurants in the Boston Area]
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Tuesday, July 01, 2014
News Elsewhere: Travel Channel Pulls Adam Richman's New Show After Instagram Rant
The host of several TV food shows has had his latest show pulled (at least for now), possibly because of a social media tirade that he went on.
The Washington Post is reporting that Adam Richman of "Man v. Food" fame has had his new show "Man Finds Food" pulled by the Travel Channel, with the show no longer being seen on the network's schedule. The article indicates that the postponing of the show could be in response to an Instagram rant where Richman was called out for using the hashtag #thinspiration, which the XOJane site says is popular in pro-anorexia and pro-bulimia circles. When this was brought up to him, Richman responded with a number of expletive-filled posts on Instagram, at least some of which have since been deleted. The TV host subsequently delivered an apology to ABC's "Good Morning America," stating that "I'm incredibly sorry to everyone I've hurt."
At this point in time, it is not known if or when "Man Finds Food" will be shown the Travel Channel. (It was supposed to have had its debut on July 2.)
Thanks to Eater National for initially bringing this to our attention.
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The Washington Post is reporting that Adam Richman of "Man v. Food" fame has had his new show "Man Finds Food" pulled by the Travel Channel, with the show no longer being seen on the network's schedule. The article indicates that the postponing of the show could be in response to an Instagram rant where Richman was called out for using the hashtag #thinspiration, which the XOJane site says is popular in pro-anorexia and pro-bulimia circles. When this was brought up to him, Richman responded with a number of expletive-filled posts on Instagram, at least some of which have since been deleted. The TV host subsequently delivered an apology to ABC's "Good Morning America," stating that "I'm incredibly sorry to everyone I've hurt."
At this point in time, it is not known if or when "Man Finds Food" will be shown the Travel Channel. (It was supposed to have had its debut on July 2.)
Thanks to Eater National for initially bringing this to our attention.
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