Home.stead Bakery and Cafe in Dorchester's Fields Corner Is Closing

A bakery-cafe in Dorchester that is known for its deep connections to the local community is shutting down.

According to multiple sources along with a Facebook post from the place, Home.stead Bakery and Cafe in Fields Corner is closing its doors on June 20, with the post saying the following:

After ten years of being a third place for the wonderful Dorchester community, we have made the difficult decision with heavy hearts to close our door after June 20....We are deeply grateful for the friendships and support that you have given us over the years. It has truly been a privilege to have known you, and we would love to stay in touch. Thank you again for being a big part of our journey and our family in having created many beautiful memories.

No specific reason was given for the closure of the place, which first opened in March of 2016 and has been known as a business that supports local nonprofits and features works from local artists within their space.

The address for Home.stead Bakery and Cafe in Fields Corner is 1448 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122. Its website can be found at https://dorchesterhomestead.com/

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Phuong Nam Restaurant in Dorchester's Fields Corner Has Closed, Space Sold to Pho Que, Inc.

A Vietnamese restaurant in Dorchester has shut down, and it looks like a new dining spot will be taking over the space.

According to a Twitter/X post from @WriteHandMan of the Dorchester Reporter, Phuong Nam Restaurant in Fields Corner is no longer in business, with a sign in the window indicating that the Adams Street space has been sold to Pho Que, Inc. and that Daniel Lam (who is apparently behind the upcoming place) is planning to open it on September 1. It it not known for sure if the new restaurant will be called Pho Que, nor is it known what will be on its menu, so stay tuned for updates.

Phuong Nam Restaurant first opened in 2022, taking over the space that had been home to Anh Hong (Anh Hong was subsequently reborn within Pho Hoa on Dorchester Avenue).

The address for the now-closed Phuong Nam Restaurant (and the new restaurant on the way) is 291 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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The Blarney Stone in Dorchester Is Closing

A longtime dining and drinking spot that has transformed from an Irish pub to a neighborhood restaurant and bar over the years may be making way for a new place.

According to a licensing board hearing page within the city's website, The Blarney Stone in Dorchester's Field Corner area has petitioned to transfer its license to Jodayaanfre, Inc., which would be running a new spot called Acapella's within the Dorchester Avenue space. The notice mentions that the proposed spot would have Yancarlo Fernandez as the manager and that the space would include a seasonal outdoor patio, though no other information has been given as of yet.

According to a message sent from Adam Gaffin of Universal Hub, The Blarney Stone dates back to the 1960s, with the website for the place saying that it was "originally, the first bar in America to sell draught Guinness."

The address for The Blarney Stone (and the proposed Acapella's) is 1505 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122. The website for The Blarney Stone is at http://www.blarneystoneboston.com/

[July 29 update: According to a Twitter/X post from @DorchesterEsq, The Blarney Stone's last day in operation is today, with an Instagram post from the place confirming this.]

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justBook-ish Plans to Open in Dorchester

It looks like a new bookstore/cafe may be on its way to a Boston neighborhood.

According to a licensing board hearing page within the City of Boston website, justBook-ish is planning to open in Dorchester, moving into a space on Dorchester Avenue in the Fields Corner area. The notice mentions that the place is seeking a beer and wine license and would include a retail bookshop and cafe with seating for 17 on the ground floor of a new building called Dot Crossing.

More should be known about the plans for justBook-ish by the middle of next week, so stay tuned for details.

The address for the proposed justBook-ish is 1463-1467 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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My Sister's Sandwich Cafe (Bánh Mì Chị Tôi) Is Opening in Dorchester's Fields Corner

A new spot for Vietnamese sandwiches is coming to Dorchester.

According to a tweet from @DorchesterEsq, My Sister's Sandwich Cafe (which translates to Bánh Mì Chị Tôi) is having a grand opening in the Fields Corner area on Saturday, January 7, with the Dorchester Avenue place having an ownership connection to My Sister's Crawfish III which is located a couple of blocks north and which posted about the place on Facebook. @DorchesterEsq mentions that the menu will include an array of breakfast and lunch items along with snacks, with the focus apparently being on takeout.

The address for My Sister's Sandwich Cafe is 1544 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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Irie Jamaican Style Restaurant Is Moving to a New Location in Dorchester

A Jamaican dining spot in Dorchester is moving to a new location not too far away.

According to a source, Irie Jamaican Style Restaurant is getting ready to open on Dorchester Avenue in Fields Corner, with a tweet from @DorchesterEsq stating that this is a move from its original home on Washington Street on the western edge of the Ashmont neighborhood. A website for the eatery shows such items as peanut porridge, stewed chicken, jerk beef patties, ribs, wings, curry goat, oxtail, red snapper, sauteed shrimp, lobster tail, chickpeas and curry potato, and macaroni and cheese.

The address for the new location of Irie Jamaican Style Restaurant in Fields Corner is 1450 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122. The website for the dining spot can be found at http://www.iriejamaicanstylerestaurant.net/

[May 5, 2023 update: According to a tweet from @WelcomeToDot, Irie Jamaican Style Restaurant is now open in its new location in Fields Corner.]

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Thai Oishi Opens in Dorchester's Fields Corner Neighborhood

A brand new restaurant that features two types of Asian cuisine has come to Dorchester.

Patrick Maguire of Maguire Promotions & Hospitality Consulting states (via @DorchesterEsq) that Thai Oishi is now open in Fields Corner, moving into a space on Adams Street near the Dorchester Avenue intersection. The new dining spot offers Thai and Japanese fare including sushi, with its menu also mentioning that bento boxes are available at lunchtime on weekdays.

The address for Thai Oishi in Fields Corner is 203 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122. Its website can be found at thaioishiboston.com/

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Phuong Nam Restaurant Opens in Dorchester's Fields Corner Neighborhood

A brand new Vietnamese restaurant has opened in Dorchester, moving into a space that had been home to another Vietnamese dining spot which was subsequently reborn in a nearby space.

According to a tweet from @WriteHandMan, Phuong Nam Restaurant is now open on the outskirts of Fields Corner, with an earlier Voting Hearing Agenda page within the City of Boston site indicating that it has taken over the former Anh Hong space on Adams Street. The new eatery is run by Kenny and Cecilia Dang and it appears that it is open for both lunch and dinner.

Anh Hong left its longtime home at the end of 2021 but can now be found within Pho Hoa on Dorchester Avenue, where the two restaurants collaborate on the food offerings.

The address for Phuong Nam Restaurant is 291 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

[Earlier Articles]
Anh Hong in Dorchester Has Apparently Closed
Anh Hong Is Being Born within Pho Hoa in Dorchester

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50Kitchen in Dorchester's Fields Corner Is Closing

A Dorchester restaurant that features fusion fare is going to be shutting down.

Eater Boston is reporting that 50Kitchen in Fields Corner is closing its doors next month, with an Instagram post from the Dorchester Avenue spot saying the following:

This was a difficult decision to make, but a necessary one. We understand that many of our fans will be sad to hear this news, but we would not like to focus on the negatives. Although we are sad that we will soon close our doors, we are grateful for what we were able to do and accomplish in just two years. A small restaurant in Dorchester was able to be part of some really big things, and give back in some really important ways. It is thanks to this community that we were able to share our story with thousands of people, whether at our restaurant, in interviews, or on Chopped. It was thanks to our customers that we were able to stay open and help provide meals to those in need throughout this pandemic. We want to say thanks to every article writer, food blogger, social media sharer, and every single customer and supporter that kept coming into our restaurant to share a smile and enjoy some good food. This is not the end of our story, but merely the end of this chapter of it.

50Kitchen first opened in the early part of 2020, offering southern-style cuisine with Asian influences. Its menu includes such items as jambalaya egg rolls, chicken satay, wings, brisket sliders, chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits, ribs, gumbo, smoked banh mi, quinoa bowls, and sweet potato fries.

The address for 50Kitchen is 1450 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122. Its website can be found at https://50kitchen.com/

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Anh Hong in Dorchester Has Apparently Closed

It looks like a beloved Dorchester restaurant has shut down.

A Twitter post (from @jgmahoney (via @thuongtiff) and another tweet from @WriteHandMan indicate that Anh Hong in the Fields Corner neighborhood is no longer in business, with the latter saying "Unexpected issues w/landlord, labor shortage, food costs contributed." The post does indicate that the eatery could possibly return, saying "'I will be back in Dorchester' Victoria Nguyen."

Anh Hong was one of a number of Vietnamese dining spots that called the Fields Corner area home, with the restaurant featuring a menu with a variety of options including hot pot, vermicelli, pho, congee, and more.

The address for Anh Hong was 291 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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My Sister's Crawfish III Opens in the Fields Corner Section of Dorchester

It looks like a restaurant that featured Cajun seafood and Asian fare has returned to its original neighborhood.

According to a tweet from @FieldsCornerONS, My Sister's Crawfish III is now open in the Fields Corner section of Dorchester, moving into a space on Dorchester Avenue that isn't far away from the original My Sister's Crawfish that had been on Adams Street. Based on that location along with another in Worcester, the new outlet could be offering Vietnamese dishes, New Orleans-style seafood, and more.

The space that had been home to the original My Sister's Crawfish is supposed to see the opening of a new Vietnamese eatery called Huong Que at some point.

The address for My Sister's Crawfish III is 1487 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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Huong Que Vietnamese Restaurant Is Opening in Dorchester's Fields Corner Neighborhood

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Huong Que Vietnamese Restaurant Is Opening in Dorchester's Fields Corner Neighborhood

A brand new Vietnamese dining spot is getting ready to debut in Dorchester.

According to an article in the Dorchester Reporter, Huong Que is going to be opening in Fields Corner, moving into a space on Adams Street a couple of blocks southeast of Dorchester Avenue that had been home to My Sister's Crawfish. The post says that the 48-seat restaurant will have a menu that "appeals to Vietnamese, Vietnamese-Americans, and Americans alike," with owner Vu Huynh indicating that he wants it to have the feel of a community space, saying that "I want everyone to be able to eat here, and when I say that, I mean it....You hungry, but can't pay? Come and eat, and bring the money tomorrow...I have a warm heart, I like to share with friends. It's how I was raised."

If all goes as planned, Huong Que will open its doors by the end of the month.

The address for Huong Que in Fields Corner is 272 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122. Its website will be at https://huongquevietnameserestaurant.business.site/

[October 1 update: According to its website, Huong Que is now open.]

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Sam's Spot Restaurant to Open in Dorchester's Fields Corner Neighborhood

The person behind a local catering company is getting ready to open a brand new restaurant.

Based on a Facebook post along with a licensing board hearing page, Sam's Spot Restaurant is planning to open in the Fields Corner section of Dorchester in November, with Samantha Anson of Sam's Catering being the manager listed for the Dorchester Avenue eatery. The new spot will feature Southern and Caribbean fare, and the catering menu may give a glimpse into possible offerings; some of the items on that menu include wings, shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, jerk chicken, macaroni and cheese, pulled pork sliders, fried pork chops, oxtail, curried lobster, fried catfish, black eyed peas, collard greens, corn bread, sweet potato pie, and more. (As soon as we see a menu for the restaurant itself, we will post an update here.)

The address for the upcoming Sam's Spot Restaurant in Fields Corner is 1476 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122. The website for the catering operation can be found at https://www.samsspotcatering.com/

[November 27 update: A boston.com article indicates that Sam's Spot Restaurant plans to open its doors later this month.]

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50Kitchen Is Opening in Dorchester's Fields Corner

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It looks like a new restaurant is on its way to Dorchester, and part of its focus will be on helping the local community.

According to both an email sent and an article from Eater Boston, 50Kitchen is planning to open in Fields Corner, with the Dorchester Avenue eatery being a fusion-style dining spot that includes southern-style food with Asian influences. An events page indicates that a fundraising popup will take place at home.stead bakery & cafe in Fields Corner on Saturday, July 14, which will include a special sampling menu from 50Kitchen chef/owner Anthony Caldwell.

In addition to being a restaurant, 50Kitchen also looks to work with local shelters to fight hunger, while also mentoring children on the daily operations of dining spots.

Currently, Anthony Caldwell runs a catering business and also offers private chef services out of his space at 1450 Dorchester Avenue, according to Eater. The website for the restaurant (which will apparently be at that site) can be found at http://www.50kitchen.com

[June 14, 2019 update: 50Kitchen could be one step closer to opening by next week, as a licensing board hearing is expected to take place on June 19 that will look into its request for a common victualler license.]

[January 24, 2020 update: A message sent to us indicates that 50Kitchen will soft-open next week, with a grand opening expected to take place in February.]

[January 29, 2020 update: Boston Magazine states that 50Kitchen opens today with a limited menu and limited hours, with regular hours coming February 4.]

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Pho So 1 in Dorchester Getting a New Lease on Life

A highly-rated restaurant in Dorchester that has been facing a permanent shutdown by the city of Boston is returning, pending the outcome of a decision by the licensing board.

According to a non-hearing page on the city's website, Pho So 1 is applying for a new common victualler license to operate once again in its space on Adams Street in Fields Corner, with the manager of record being Jennifer Vinh. The board, which is expected to look into the matter on April 20, had made the decision to revoke its liquor license and its food-serving license last month after the dining spot was cited multiple times for being open after its licensed closing time of 10:00 PM, though at the time, it was noted that the owner could theoretically appeal the revocation of the liquor license with the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission.

Pho So 1 has been featured by Boston's Hidden Restaurants as a hidden gem to go to for Vietnamese food, while Serious Eats has also given the place high marks, calling its pho "remarkable" and saying "This bowl is worth a trip down to Dorchester all on its own."

The address for Pho So 1 in Fields Corner is 223 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

[April 20 update: Universal Hub reports that the city of Boston has reinstated the food-serving license for Pho So 1 in Dorchester, allowing it to reopen for a 60-day probationary period, though it will not have a liquor license. In addition, its hours can now be extended to midnight (it had previously been open only until 10:00 PM).]

[May 30 update: The Boston Globe states that Pho So 1 in Dorchester is open once again--and as others have recently told us, there is apparently no connection between this location and Pho So 1 in Randolph.]

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Pho So 1 in Dorchester Is Being Permanently Shut Down by the City of Boston

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Pho So 1 in Dorchester Is Being Permanently Shut Down by the City of Boston

Earlier this week, we had mentioned that a Dorchester restaurant that has been featured on our sister site was facing possible punishment for multiple violations. Now we have learned that the Boston Licensing Board has decided that it has had enough.

Universal Hub is reporting that the city of Boston has revoked the liquor license and its food-serving license for Pho So 1 in Fields Corner, which will effectively shut down the Adams Street dining spot for good. It is not known if the actions by the licensing board can be appealed; a source tells us that the owner could theoretically appeal the revocation of the liquor license with the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, but without a food-serving license, it wouldn't be possible to reopen.  (UH mentions that there will be some kind of grace period before the licenses are taken away, so it remains open for now.) As reported earlier, this all stemmed from Pho So 1 being cited five times over the past seven months for being open after its licensed closing time of 10:00 PM.

Pho So 1 has been featured by Boston's Hidden Restaurants as a spot to go to for Vietnamese food. The review can be found here:

http://www.hiddenboston.com/PhoSo1Boston.html

Serious Eats has also raved about Pho So 1, calling its pho "remarkable" and saying "This bowl is worth a trip down to Dorchester all on its own."

It does not appear that this will affect the other location of Pho So 1 in Randolph; if we hear otherwise, we will post an update here.

The address for Pho So 1 in Fields Corner is 223 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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Pho So 1 in Dorchester Facing Possible Punishment for Multiple After-Hours Violations

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Pho So 1 in Dorchester Facing Possible Punishment for Multiple After-Hours Violations

A Dorchester restaurant that has been featured on our sister site is in trouble with the city of Boston--and it could be facing some severe punishment as a result.

According to an article from Universal Hub, Pho So 1 in Fields Corner will be meeting with the Boston Licensing Board later this week after being cited five times over the past seven months for being open after its licensed closing time of 10:00 PM. The post mentions that the board could choose from a few punishment options for the Adams Street dining spot on Thursday, including having the restaurant close for several days, revoking its liquor license, or taking away both its liquor license and its food-serving license, which would effectively shut down the eatery.

Pho So 1 is a dining spot that Boston's Hidden Restaurants has featured as an under-the-radar spot to go to for Vietnamese food. The review can be found at this link:

http://www.hiddenboston.com/PhoSo1Boston.html

Another location of Pho So 1 can be found in Randolph.

The address for Pho So 1 in Fields Corner is 223 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

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Churrascaria Vulcao Opens in Dorchester's Fields Corner

A brand new restaurant featuring Cape Verdean and Portuguese cuisine has come to a Boston neighborhood.

Eater Boston is reporting (via the Dorchester Reporter) that Churrascaria Vulcao is now open in Dorchester, with the dining spot moving into a space on Adams Street in the Fields Corner area. The new eatery offers Cape Verdean-Portuguese fusion items on its menu, including such options as octopus, Portuguese soup, grilled half chicken, spaghetti with seafood and vegetables, Portuguese steak with an egg and chorizo, grilled pork ribs, sauteed whelks, red snapper, and custard pudding.

Churrascaria Vulcao has seating for 46 people and is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The address for this new Cape Verdean and Portuguese restaurant in Fields Corner is: Churrascaria Vulcao, 203 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA, 02122. Its website can be found at http://www.churrascariavulcao.com/

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Antonio's Pizzeria Opens in Former Hi-Fi Pizza Space in Dorchester's Fields Corner

A brand new pizza spot has come to a Boston neighborhood, taking over the space where another pizzeria had been until being seized by the state.

According to an article in the Dorchester Reporter, Antonio's Pizzeria is now open in Dorchester's Fields Corner area, with the eatery moving into the former Hi-Fi Pizza spot on Dorchester Avenue. The post says that like Hi-Fi before them, the new pizza place features thin-crust Italian-style pies, and the pizza chef at Antonio's has actually merged his own pizza recipe with that of former employees of Hi-Fi.

As reported earlier, Hi-Fi Pizza had been seized by state revenue officials for nonpayment of taxes in April of 2014, which was the second time it had been shut down by the commonwealth (the first being in January of 2013 for the same reason). Hi-Fi Pizza had been in business since 1964, according to the Reporter.

The address for this new pizza spot in Fields Corner is: Antonio's Pizzeria, 1508 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02122.

[Earlier Articles]
Hi-Fi Pizza in Dorchester Has Been Seized Again
Hi-Fi Pizza in Dorchester Temporarily Seized by the State; Will Reopen

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Chill On Park Opens in Dorchester's Fields Corner

A brand new ice cream and coffee shop has come to Dorchester.

According to an article from BostInno, Chill on Park opens today in the Fields Corner neighborhood, moving into an 1,100-square-foot space (with seating for 19) on Park Street. The post says that 32 flavors of ice cream are offered at the new shop, along with coffee, tea, and more, and that the store is staffed by members of The Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester.

For now, Chill Park is open from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM seven days a week, though it may be open until 9:00 PM starting after Memorial Day.

The address for this new ice cream and coffee shop in Fields Corner is: Chill on Park, 142 Park Street, Boston, MA, 02122. Its Twitter page can be found at https://twitter.com/chillonpark

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