Iru Opens in Brookline

A new Korean restaurant has debuted in Brookline.

According to an article from Boston Magazine along with the Instagram page for the place, Iru has opened on Washington Street in Brookline Village, with Hajime Yamazaki being behind it. The article mentions that Yamazaki runs several Korean dining spots in Japan, with two of them receiving the Michelin Bib Gourmand Award which the Michelin Guide gives out to "best value for money restaurants." Boston Magazine says that ginseng chicken soup (samgyetang) is a featured item at the place.

The address for Iru is 238 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/iru_boston/

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Sapporo Ramen Closing Porter Square, Brookline Locations as It Gets Ready to Open at CanalSide Food Hall

A local group of ramen spots is going through changes, as it has closed one location and will soon close another--though it will soon open at a new food hall.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Sapporo Ramen has closed its outlet in Brookline Village, while a check on its Instagram page indicates that its restaurant in Cambridge's Porter Square will also be shutting down on October 20. The post also mentions that "We can't wait to catch up with you all in our new spot at Canal Side Food Hall on October 25th! And don't forget, you can still grab your favorite ramen at our Central Square location until then!" (The Central Square outlet is located at H Mart.)

CanalSide Food Hall will reside within CambridgeSide in East Cambridge and will include approximately 15 options for dining.

The website for Sapporo Ramen can be found at https://www.sappororamenma.com/

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Cafe Itadaki Opens in Brookline Village

A Japanese restaurant with a familiar name has debuted in Brookline.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Cafe Itadaki is now open in Brookline Village, taking over the space on Harvard Street that had once been home to Pomodoro. A Brookline News article mentions that owner Yujin Hess was also behind Itadaki which had been on Newbury Street in Boston's Back Bay until closing in 2022.

The menu for Cafe Itadaki shows such items as rice balls, curry, sandwiches, ramen, omelets, and more.

The address for Cafe Itadaki is 24 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/cafeitadaki.boston/

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Merai Opens in Brookline Village

Last spring it was reported that the people behind an award-winning Thai restaurant would be opening a new spot, and now we have learned that it has opened.

According to an article in Eater Boston, Merai is now open in Brookline Village, moving into the space on Harvard Street where Matt Murphy's Pub had once been. Eater states that the new place is a Thai version of a dive bar (Merai means "alcohol" in Thai) and it offers such items as wings, hot dogs, and fries with Asian influences while also serving a variety of cocktails.

As mentioned in an earlier article here, Merai has an ownership connection to Mahaniyom, which debuted in Brookline Village in 2020 and has received much praise from Eater, The Boston Globe, and Boston Magazine since opening.

The address for Merai in Brookline Village is 14 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/merai.bar/

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Merai Plans to Open in Brookline

The people behind an award-winning Thai restaurant are making plans to open another dining spot.

According to an article from Eater Boston, Mahaniyom in Brookline Village is going to be joined by a nearby restaurant called Merai, which means "alcohol" in Thai and which Mahaniyom co-owner Chompon Boonnak indicates will be "more playful" and with fusion cuisine being at least part of the focus. No address has been given for Merai as of yet, nor has a menu been seen, so stay tuned for updates as they come in. (The dining spot hopes to open in the late fall.)

Mahaniyom, which opened in early 2020, has received high praise over the past couple of years, including from Eater, The Boston Globe, and Boston Magazine.

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Zhu Vegan Kitchen in Brookline Has Closed; Arlington Location Remains Open

A pair of vegan restaurants is back down to just one, as its second location has shut down.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Zhu Vegan Kitchen in Brookline is no longer in business, with a note on the home page of the restaurant's website saying the following:

Zhu vegan kitchen cuisine At Brookline location is closed. Thank you for all your business, if you like to order please call/ order at location at the Arlington address: 166 Massachusetts ave Arlington Ma 02474

The Washington Street outlet first opened in Brookline Village in the fall of 2020, joining the Arlington restaurant which debuted in 2015 and offering pan-Asian vegan fare. 

The address for the now-closed Zhu Vegan Kitchen in Brookline Village was 220 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. The website for the Arlington location can be found at http://zhuvegan.com/

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Black Bamboo Opens in Brookline Village

A new Chinese restaurant has come to Brookline.

According to a source, Black Bamboo is now open in Brookline Village, moving into a space on Washington Street about a block west of Harvard Street. The menu for the dining spot includes such items as pan-fried dumplings, spicy crawfish tails, stir-fry pork intestine, sauteed bullfrog, sizzling cumin beef, grilled fish, crispy fried chicken, BBQ lamb, stewed beef and tomato with rice, Sichuan noodles with ground pork sauce, and more.

The address for Black Bamboo in Brookline Village is 320 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. Its website can be found at https://www.blackbamboousa.com/

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The Village Social Club Opens in the Former Ellis Room Space in Brookline Village

A brand new bar in Brookline that is underneath a new restaurant is now open, replacing another basement drinking spot that closed about a year and a half ago.

Based on its Twitter page and website, the Village Social Club is now open below the Garrison House in Brookline Village, with the website for the place indicating that it is a cocktail and music lounge that is currently open on weekend nights for food and drink. The new spot replaces The Ellis Room, which was affiliated with the now-closed Magnolia Smokehouse above it (the Garrison House opened in its space late last year).

The food menu for the Village Social Club includes such items as poutine, wings, pretzel bites, meatloaf meatballs, burgers, nachos, and BLTs, while cocktails include margaritas, old fashioneds, and daiquiris.

The address for the Village Social Club (and the Garrison House) is 6 Harvard Square, Brookline, MA, 02445. The website for the bar is at https://www.villagesocialclub.com/ while the Twitter page is at https://twitter.com/VSCbrookline

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Matt Murphy's in Brookline Appears to Have Closed Permanently

It looks like a beloved Irish pub in Brookline may have served its last pint.

Based on a tweet and photo from @Erin_sayswhat, the sign for Matt Murphy's on Harvard Street in Brookline Village has been taken down, with the post saying "Matt Murphy's officially gone Only the ghost of the sign (the 'we miss you' note in the window was removed a few weeks ago)." The popular watering hole shut down indefinitely in the early stages of the pandemic back in 2020 and apparently never reopened, based on its lack of posts on its Facebook page (their last post was made in May of that year).

Matt Murphy's first opened approximately 25 years ago, being a favorite among people in the neighborhood and Irish immigrants alike, with the place offering such options as potato leek soup, fish and chips, shepherd's pie, beef stew, and roasted chicken, along with beer, wine, and cocktails.

The address for Matt Murphy's was 14 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

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The Garrison House Opens in Brookline Village

Last summer, it was reported that a new restaurant was going to be opening in Brookline Village, and now we have learned that it has debuted.

According to a message sent to us, the Garrison House is now open in the former Magnolia Smokehouse space, with the dining spot opening its doors last weekend. As mentioned earlier, this is a new venture from Hawkeye Hospitality, which is behind Elm Street Taproom, Five Horses Tavern, and Worden Hall, and it offers such options as meatloaf meatballs, fried chicken sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, wings, burgers, pizza, oven-roasted salmon, filet mignon, and more.

The now-closed Magnolia Smokehouse (and an affiliated basement bar called The Ellis Room) had been operated by East Coast Tavern Group, which is also behind Emmet's, Roxanne's, Sunset Cantina, Carrie Nation and Scholars in Boston as well as another location of Emmet's in Norwood.

The address for the Garrison House is 6 Harvard Square, Brookline, MA, 02445. Its website can be found at https://www.garrisonhousebrookline.com/

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The Garrison House to Replace Magnolia Smokehouse in Brookline Village

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The Shared Tea to Open in Brookline Village

A brand new tea shop is on its way to Brookline.

According to an article from Wicked Local, The Shared Tea is planning to open on Washington Street in Brookline Village, taking over the space that had been home to a women's clothing shop called Sana Belle. The post says that the new place will offer a variety of tea options (including fruit tea, cheese tea, and milk tea) along with smoothies and baked goods. If all goes as planned, The Shared Tea could be opening sometime this summer.

The address for The Shared Tea will be 229 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

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Punch Bowl Is Opening in Brookline

A brand new tavern is on its way to Brookline, and the owners of a nearby Italian restaurant and a dining spot in an historic former inn are behind the place.

According to its website, Punch Bowl will be opening in the lobby of the new Hilton Garden Inn on Brookline Avenue in Brookline Village, with Jen and Josh Ziskin operating what is described as a "modern city tavern." The site mentions that the upcoming dining and drinking spot is "Inspired by the historic 18th century tavern that Brookline was once famous for" and that "the Ziskins aim to rekindle the spirit of the Punch Bowl and recreate a communal gathering place in the heart of the village." Expect to see modern takes on traditional New England dishes at Punch Bowl, along with an array of cocktails that will be "influenced by Brookline's unique history and vibrant location." We have been told that the new spot will also have a large outdoor space and that if all goes as planned, it will open sometime in April.

In addition to Punch Bowl, the Ziskins are also behind La Morra on Route 9 in Brookline and Heritage of Sherborn in the center that town.

The address for Punch Bowl (and the Hilton Garden Inn) is 700 Brookline Avenue, Brookline, MA, 02446. The website for the tavern can be found at https://www.punchbowlbrookline.com/

[April 15 update: According to a press release, Punch Bowl is now open and that in addition to its dining room/bar area in the lobby and its outdoor seating along River Road, the restaurant also has casual lounge seating on the third floor terrace as well.]

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The Garrison House to Replace Magnolia Smokehouse in Brookline Village

A Brookline restaurant that features barbecue items and cocktails is shutting down, but a new dining spot that will offer southern-style dishes will take its place.

According to an article from Wicked Local, Magnolia Smokehouse on Harvard Street in Brookline Village is being replaced by the Garrison House, a new restaurant from Hawkeye Hospitality (Elm Street Taproom, Five Horses Tavern, Worden Hall) that will be "an upscale, comfort food restaurant" that features live music. The menu at the upcoming eatery--which hopes to open in early 2021--will offer options such as fried okra, macaroni and cheese, fried chicken club sandwiches, charcuterie, pot pies, and skirt steak.

Magnolia Smokehouse first opened in 2016, with an affiliated bar called The Ellis Room also opening underneath the restaurant. Both spots were operated by East Coast Tavern Group, which is also behind Emmet's in Boston and Norwood along with Carrie Nation and Scholars in Boston.

The address for the Garrison House (and the now-closed Magnolia Smokehouse) is 6 Harvard Square, Brookline, MA, 02445.

[August 25, 2021 update: A boston.com article indicates that the Garrison House plans to open in mid-September.]

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Noah’s Kitchen Plans to Open in Brookline Village

It looks like a new Chinese restaurant is on its way to Brookline, and it will apparently be a fusion spot of sorts.

According to an article from the Brookline TAB/Wicked Local, Noah’s Kitchen is planning to open on Harvard Street in Brookline Village, with the address indicating that it would be taking over the space where a real estate office had been. The post mentions that the upcoming eatery would "break from traditional Chinese cookery," instead focusing on food items that are popular in "today's urban China," with such items as steamed dandelion dumplings, heritage Tibet beef, miso-cured bass, and short rib stew being offered, along with beer, wine, sake, and tea.

Noah's Kitchen does not have an opening date as of yet, but the article does say that the Brookline Select Board approved of its request for a license last week.

The address for Noah's Kitchen will be 18 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

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Omori Is Opening in the Former Best Burger Bar Space in Brookline Village

It looks like a Japanese restaurant may be on its way to Brookline, taking over the space where a burger spot had been.

According to an article in the Patch, Omori is planning to open in Brookline Village in the former Best Burger Bar space on Station Street. The proposed dining spot has a connection to three other restaurants in the Boston area--New Sushi in Allston and Boston and Nijiya Sushi in Medford--and it plans to have seating for 40 inside and an additional 18 outside. A hearing on Omori took place earlier this week; as soon as we find out the outcome of the hearing, as well as when the place might open and what might be on the menu, we will post an update here.

Best Burger Bar first opened in the summer of 2017, taking over the space where the Middle Gray had once been. The dining spot, which focused on burgers and cocktails, shut down toward the end of last year and while it had hoped to reopen at some point, those plans apparently fell through.

The address for the proposed Omori is 6 Station Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

Thanks to a couple of posters within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page for bringing this to our attention.

[November 18 update: According to a source within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Omori has soft-opened.]

[Earlier Article]
Best Burger Bar in Brookline Village Has Closed

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Mahaniyom Is Replacing El Centro in Brookline Village

A local group of Mexican restaurants is closing one of its locations, and another dining spot will be moving into its space.

According to an article in the Patch, El Centro in Brookline Village is shutting down, with chef/owner Allan Rodriguez indicating that he has outgrown the Washington Street space. The article says that the restaurant will may in about a month, and that a Thai eatery called Mahaniyom will be taking over the space. Locations of El Centro in Boston's South End, Belmont, and Dedham will remain in operation.

The Brookline location of El Centro first opened in 2013, two years after the first location in the South End debuted.

The address for El Centro (and Mahaniyom) in Brookline Village is 236 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. The website for all locations can be found at https://www.elcentroinboston.com/

[August 28 update: El Centro in Brookline remains open, but not for long, as a thread within the Brookline Townwide Discussion Facebook group page mentions that the restaurant is getting ready to close for good while a phone call placed to the dining spot confirms that Friday will be its last day in business.]

[December 5 update: Eater Boston states that Mahaniyom will open in the now-closed El Centro space this winter, and it will feature both small plates and meals while also having a full bar.]

[February 28, 2020 update: A new article from Eater Boston says that Mahaniyom is now open.]

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Migaku Is Replacing Yokohama Japanese Restaurant in Brookline Village

by Marc Hurwitz

A brand new Japanese restaurant is on its way to Brookline, and it will be replacing another Japanese eatery that closed last summer.

According to Patrick Maguire of Maguire Promotions & Hospitality Consulting, Migaku is opening in the former Yokohama space in Brookline Village, with a sign in the storefront of the Washington Street space saying that it will feature authentic Japanese noodles and rice bowls. It is not known exactly when Migaku might open, so stay tuned for updates.

Yokohama, which had been in business for nearly 20 years, offered sushi, bento box options, Japanese entrees, and more.

The address for Migaku is 238 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

[May 15 update: Eater Boston reports that Migaku is now open.]

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Best Burger Bar in Brookline Village Has Closed

by Marc Hurwitz

[Ed note: This article was updated to reflect the possibility that the restaurant could be reopening at some point.]

A burger spot that had a legendary mixologist behind its cocktail program has closed its doors.

According to a couple of sources, Best Burger Bar in Brookline Village is no longer in business, with the Station Street spot apparently closing over the past couple of days. The dining and drinking place was a casual burger bar that featured drinks created by Brother Cleve, a well-known local figure who was called "the Godfather of Boston's cocktail revival" by the eatery and who also played keyboards for the popular Boston rock band the Del Fuegos.

Best Burger Bar first opened in the summer of 2017, taking over the space where the Middle Gray had once been.

The address for this now-closed restaurant and bar in Brookline Village was: Best Burger Bar, 6 Station Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

[December 6 update: The Boston Globe states that Best Burger Bar may be reopening under new management, with the place possibly opening its doors once again in a couple of weeks.]

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Poke Garden Is Opening in Former Clover Space in Brookline Village

by Marc Hurwitz

It looks like a new dining spot is coming to Brookline, and it will offer a food dish that is getting more and more popular.

Eater Boston is reporting (via the Patch) that Poke Garden is opening in Brookline Village, taking over the space on Harvard Street where a location of Clover had been until closing in April. Both articles mention that the new eatery will offer poke bowls (a Hawaiian dish featuring raw fish) along with sushi, though no menu is available as of yet--and an opening date is not known at this point in time.

The address for this new dining spot in Brookline Village is: Poke Garden, 10 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02445.

[December 5 update: According to a source, Poke Garden is now open in the former Clover space in Brookline Village.]

[Earlier Article]
Clover Food Lab in Brookline Village Is Closing

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Blossom Bar Is Opening within Sichuan Garden Space in Brookline Village

In late 2015, we reported that one of the best-known bars in the Boston area could be getting a sibling. Now it looks like this is finally about to happen--and the bar now has a name.

According to an article from Eater Boston, Blossom Bar is opening inside Sichuan Garden in Brookline Village, joining The Baldwin Bar and Sichuan Garden II in Woburn along with the original restaurant on Washington Street. A hearing page within the Town of Brookline website hints that the dining area at Sichuan Garden will be rearranged, while a new bar will be constructed within the space and the furniture, floor, and ceiling will be replaced. It is not known for sure what kinds of drinks might be offered at Blossom Bar and whether it will have its own menu, so stay tuned for updates.

The address for Sichuan Garden (and the new Blossom Bar) is 295 Washington Street, Brookline, MA, 02445. Its website can be found at http://sichuangardenrestaurant.com/ while the website for Blossom Bar will be at https://www.blossombarbrookline.com/

[July 31 update: The Tables section of The Boston Globe states that Blossom Bar will focus on South American and Latin American cocktails, with the 10-seat spot offering lower-priced drinks than that of The Baldwin Bar. If all goes well, the new bar--and the renovated Sichuan Garden--will open in the fall.]

[September 27 update: Boston Magazine mentions (via an Instagram post) that Sichuan Garden in Brookline will temporarily close at the end of business hours on October 1 as renovations get ready to begin, with Ran Duan (who is behind The Baldwin Bar at Sichuan Garden II in Woburn) telling us that Blossom Bar will be within Sichuan Garden, which will remain in operation.]

[December 28 update: An Instagram post gives a sneak peek as to some of the drinks that will be offered at Blossom Bar, including cocktails with names such as Caracas Express, Broken Spanish, Bocadillo Sour, Girl from Ipanema, and Big Sur. (The post also says that the Sichuan Garden/Blossom Bar space will be opening "really really soon.")]

[January 2, 2018 update: Eater Boston states that Blossom Bar opens to the public tomorrow (and is doing a soft opening this evening), and that some of the old favorites from Sichuan Garden--including pork dumplings with chili vinaigrette, dan dan noodles, Chongqinq dry hot chicken, and house special eggplant--will be on the menu.]

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Changes Coming to Bar Program at Sichuan Garden in Brookline

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