Sushi Sang Lee in Gloucester Is Closing

An edomae-style omakase sushi bar on the North Shore that has a Food Network winner behind it is shutting down, though plans appear to be in the works for a new concept from the owner.

According to a source, Sushi Sang Lee is saying goodbye to its space in Gloucester, with an Instagram post from the Prospect Street spot saying the following:

After five wonderful years, Sushi Sang Lee is officially moving on from our current location, but this goodbye is only the beginning of a brand new journey that we're excited to bring to you....We pride ourselves in bringing you the best experience we can, and we're so excited to welcome you into this brand new beginning. With our new location, we plan on serving you an updated concept with the addition of an amazing a la carte menu. Stay tuned for updates of our grand reopening and new concept.

The last day of service at Sushi Sang Lee is May 24.

Sushi Sang Lee owner Sang Hyun Lee was crowned champion on the Food Network's Chopped: Sushi Showdown in 2025.

The address for Sushi Sang Lee is 76 Prospect Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930. Its website can be found at https://www.sushisanglee.com/

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The Rudder in Gloucester Has Closed

A waterside restaurant on the North Shore that a well-known local chef/restaurateur had taken over has shut down.

The Boston Globe is reporting (via an Instagram post) that The Rudder in Gloucester is no longer in business, with the post--which comes from the restaurant's IG page and which was signed by Barbara Lynch--saying the following:

After three years in this beautiful space on Rocky Neck, I have made the very personal decision to close The Rudder with immediate effect. I would like to thank the community for all of their support. Gloucester has always been and will remain very dear to my heart.

Both the previous and current incarnation of The Rudder was known for its seafood dishes and its harborside deck, residing in an area popular with art lovers who browse the studios and galleries found on Rocky Neck.

Several other places run by Lynch have closed of late, including The Butcher Shop, Drink, Menton, and Sportello.

The address for the now-closed Rudder was 73 Rocky Neck Avenue, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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The Cut Opens in Gloucester on November 20

A brand new place for food, drink, live music, and more is getting ready to open on the North Shore.

According to a press release, The Cut is slated to open in Gloucester on November 20, with a ribbon cutting for the Main Street spot taking place that day. The new place, which gets its name from the nickname for the Blynman Bridge that spans the channel between the city's Outer Harbor and the Annisquam River, will include a restaurant and bar with seating for 180, an entertainment venue with seating for 300 (and general admission for 500 total), and rehearsal and recording studio space--and the entertainment area will be used for local, regional, and national music acts, with an earlier Gloucester Times article also mentioning its being used for comedy and film.

The address for The Cut is 177 Main Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930. Its website will be at https://thecutlive.com/

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Barbara Lynch to Reopen The Rudder in Gloucester This Spring

Last March, it was reported that one of the region's best known chefs and restaurateurs was taking over a popular waterside restaurant on the North Shore, and now we have learned that it will soon be reborn.

According to a post within the jobs section of the bostonchefs.com site, The Rudder in Gloucester plans to reopen this spring, with the website for the spot confirming that Barbara Lynch (B&G Oysters, The Butcher Shop, Drink, Menton, No. 9 Park, Sportello) is behind it and that it is transitioning "from a blank canvas to a thoughtful masterpiece that combines Barbara's love of food and her passion for the arts." The Rudder was established in 1957, being known for its seafood dishes and views of the water from its location in the city's Rocky Neck neighborhood, which is also home to a number of art studios/galleries.

The address for The Rudder is 73 Rocky Neck Avenue, Gloucester, MA, 01930. Its website can be found at https://www.therudderrockyneck.com/

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Barbara Lynch Is Taking Over The Rudder Restaurant in Gloucester

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Topside Grill in Gloucester Has Closed

A restaurant on Cape Ann whose roots date back nearly 35 years has shut down.

According to a source, Topside Grill in Gloucester has closed its doors, with a post on the Facebook page for the Rogers Street spot from earlier this month saying the following:

As many others have experienced within the industry, it has been a challenging uphill between the impacts of COVID, increasing product costs and labor shortages. Throughout the years we have had some of the most wonderful customers that we will always remember. THANK YOU, you truly made all the hard work worth it! We would also like to give gratitude to our remarkable staff. We acknowledge your commitment, camaraderie and positivity which has kept us focused and moving forward throughout the years. We are truly looking ahead to our next family chapter.

Topside Grill was formerly home to Schooner's of Gloucester Restaurant which first opened in 1988 and was run by the same family; Schooner's morphed into Topside in 2007 and offered seafood dishes along with Italian and classic American fare.

The address for Topside Grill was 50 Rogers Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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Barbara Lynch Is Taking Over The Rudder Restaurant in Gloucester

It looks like one of Boston's best-known chefs/restaurateurs will be opening a dining spot on the North Shore.

According to @diana_rdrgs, Barbara Lynch (B&G Oysters, The Butcher Shop, Drink, Menton, No. 9 Park, Sportello) is taking over The Rudder Restaurant on Rocky Neck in Gloucester, with a North Shore Magazine article linking to an Instagram post from Lynch that shows trash piled out front at the Rocky Neck Avenue space and Lynch saying "Stay tuned THE RUDDER." The article says that the media team for Lynch is not giving details at this point in time, including what the concept might be and whether the name will be kept, so stay tuned for details.

The Rudder has been known for its seafood dishes and its harborside deck over the years, and is a popular stop for art lovers who browse the studios and galleries found on Rocky Neck.

The address for The Rudder Restaurant is 73 Rocky Neck Avenue, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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Captain Carlo's in Gloucester Is Closing

A popular seafood restaurant on the North Shore that is known in part for its water views and outdoor dining is shutting down.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Captain Carlo's in Gloucester is closing permanently, with a Facebook post from the dining spot saying the following:

From the early days as a fish market, to picnic tables and fried clams, years of crazy late nights and live music to the pandemic it's been a wild ride! We have staff and customers that have become family over the 30 plus years and so many amazing memories. All good things though must come to an end and it's the end of the road for Captain Carlos. It's time for Rosemarie to enjoy being a full time Grandma. Thank you for always supporting us!

The post mentions that its last day in business will be Saturday. September 4.

Captain Carlo's changed from being a full-service restaurant to an "eat in the rough" spot this summer, being set up for counter service and takeout while also keeping its deck open for diners. The menu features a variety of seafood dishes, including clam chowder, lobster rolls, fish and chips, calamari, steamed lobster, baked haddock, fried scallops, and more.

The address for Captain Carlo's is 27 Harbor Loop, Gloucester, MA, 01930. Its website can be found at https://captaincarlos.com/

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Cape Ann Brewing Company in Gloucester Has Permanently Closed

A North Shore brewery has decided to call it a day.

According to a source, Cape Ann Brewing Company in Gloucester is no longer in operation, with a Facebook post from Boston's Wicked North Shore confirming this, while a Facebook post from the Rogers Street brewery says the following:

During the summer of 2002, a casual conversation spawned the, perhaps ill-thought, idea of what would become the Cape Ann Brewing Company. Since that day, we strove to create a brand and a place that would represent "the courage and spirit of the North Atlantic Fishing Fleet." We are proud of what we've created over the past 18 years. During this time we've weathered many storms, at times enjoyed smooth seas, and have always been thankful for the [strong] headwinds that have guided our voyage. Unfortunately, the current climate has proven to be our last sail.

Cape Ann Brewing Company was known in part for its brewpub which had harborside seating on an outdoor deck, while its menu featured BBQ dishes, seafood, and pub grub.

The address for Cape Ann Brewing Company was 11 Rogers Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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Update: Prezza, Tonno (Both Locations), Blue Ox All Going into Hibernation As of December 14; Will Reopen in February

Four well-known restaurants that are all under the same ownership are the latest to announce their plans to shut down for the time being.

According to a source, Prezza in Boston's North End, Tonno in Gloucester and Wakefield, and the Blue Ox in Lynn are all planning to shutter as of Monday, December 14, with a Facebook post from Prezza saying that the decision was made due to "the current rise in Covid cases, new government restrictions, and overall consumer confidence in dining out." The post mentions that the hibernation will continue until the end of the year and they will make a decision at some point as to when in 2021 they think it would be best to reopen.

Anthony Caturano is behind all four restaurants, with Prezza being an Italian dining spot, both Tonno restaurants focusing on Italian seafood dishes, and the Blue Ox offering mostly New American fare.

[February 17, 2021 update: According to multiple social media posts, Prezza, Tonno, and the Blue Ox are all open once again.]

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Halibut Point Restaurant & Pub in Gloucester Has Closed Permanently

A decades-old Cape Ann tavern has shut its doors for good, though it appears that its closing was not a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to a source (Cynthia Lawry), Halibut Point Restaurant & Pub in Gloucester is shuttered permanently, with an article from the Gloucester Daily Times saying that owner Dennis Flavin made the decision approximately three weeks ago, while also saying that the coronavirus outbreak "has absolutely nothing to do with it....It's just time. I knew it was coming. I just had a gut feeling that we wouldn't open again. So this is it." Flavin, who also has a studio with his wife Peggy where he does abstract paintings, put the Main Street building, business, and liquor license on the market last weekend, and it is too early to know what might go into the space at this point in time.

Halibut Point Restaurant & Pub, which has been in business since 1982, resides on the site of a tavern that dated back to 1900.

The address for the now-closed Halibut Point Restaurant & Pub is 289 Main Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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Talise Is Opening in the Former Market Restaurant Space in the Annisquam Section of Gloucester

A couple of weeks ago, it was reported that a North Shore restaurant in a particularly scenic waterside space had closed for good, but now we have learned that a brand new dining spot will be moving in.

According to a press release, Talise is planning to open on Lobster Cove in Gloucester's Annisquam neighborhood, moving into the River Road space that had been home to The Market Restaurant. The email mentions that Joshua Smith, who had been a chef and partner at Short and Main in Gloucester, and his wife Ariel Smith (Neptune Oyster) and her sister Sarah Clasby Becker (Neptune Oyster and Eastern Standard) are behind the new dining spot, which will be a 65-seat seasonal restaurant that will offer such items as naturally-leavened bread, freshly-made salads, and locally-sourced seafood (including oysters). Talise plans to open in June, and it will initially focus on takeout/curbside pickup/delivery with ready-to-eat meal kits and beach picnic baskets offered.

The address for Talise in Annisquam is 33 River Road, Gloucester, MA, 01930. Its website is at https://taliserestaurant.com/

[July 9 update: According to a source within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Talise is now open, with the restaurant's Facebook page confirming this.]

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The Market Restaurant in Gloucester's Annisquam Neighborhood Has Closed for Good

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The Market Restaurant in Gloucester's Annisquam Neighborhood Has Closed for Good

A seasonal restaurant on the North Shore that was known in part for its scenic water views has closed for good, though the COVID-19 pandemic is apparently not the cause.

According to a source (Cynthia Lawry), The Market Restaurant in the Annisquam neighborhood of Gloucester is permanently shuttered, with a note on its website saying that "Although this coincides with the closing of many restaurants due to the ongoing pandemic, this was a decision we made some time ago. Our priority right now is to create a lifestyle more conducive to raising a family." The note goes on to say that the people behind The Market Restaurant are cooking at Short & Main in Gloucester (their sister dining spot) for the time being, and they plan to debut Market Catering at some point.

The address for The Market Restaurant in Annisquam was 33 River Road, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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Fred's Franks in Wakefield Opens Second Location on Pontoon Boat in Gloucester

A popular hot dog cart north of Boston has been joined by a second location that should be popular with sun worshipers.

According to its Facebook page, Fred's Franks in Wakefield is now selling its hot dogs and other food items on a pontoon boat that is set up at Wingaersheek Beach in Gloucester, with one post stating that it is located to the left of the sandbar where other boats are tied off. The Facebook page for Fred's also says that the Gloucester location is only open on weekends and it is assumed that this will be a summer-only location, though an exact closing date does not seem to have been given as of yet. Based on the photos shown and the menu at the Wakefield location, the pontoon boat sells hot dogs, Shnurbles (which includes a hot dog, chourico, mayo, cabbage, and hot sauce), Italian sausages, burgers, drinks, and desserts.

The original Fred's Franks can be found at the northern edge of Lake Quannapowitt in Wakefield near where Route 129 and Route 128 intersect. Its website is at http://fredsfranks.com/

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Tonno Is Opening in Wakefield

by Marc Hurwitz

It looks like an Italian seafood restaurant on Cape Ann is expanding to a second space that is much closer to Boston.

According to an article from the Wakefield Daily Item, Tonno is planning to open in Wakefield, moving into a space at Wakefield Station on North Avenue between West Water Street and Armory Street. The post says that the new dining spot will have seating for as many as 215 including outdoor seating on a seasonal patio, and that based on a press release that just came out, it looks like it will be open for dinner daily, with a Sunday brunch possibly being offered as well, and that beer, wine, and cocktails will be offered along with a variety of Italian dishes.

Anthony Caturano of Prezza in Boston's North End opened the original location of Tonno on Main Street in Gloucester in June of 2016; the menu includes such items as oysters, cherrystones, crab cakes, spaghetti fra diavolo, fish stew, grilled swordfish, grilled pork chop, and veal milanese. The website for Tonno can be found at https://www.tonnorestaurant.com/

Thanks to The Passionate Foodie for initially bringing this to our attention.

[July 16 update: A Facebook post from the place indicates that Tonno opens in Wakefield on July 26.]

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Seaport Grille Planning to Open at Boston Landing in Brighton

A few years ago, we reported that a new development at the site of the New Balance world headquarters in Brighton might become home to some dining spots. Now we have learned that a Gloucester-based hospitality company will be opening a second location of its restaurant there.

According to a job post within the bostonchefs.com site, Beauport Hospitality Group is planning to open a location of Seaport Grille within the Boston Landing complex on Guest Street, with the place having seating for 274 in its restaurant and bar along with some outdoor seating during the warmer months. The post says that the upcoming eatery will be an upscale casual spot that will be open for lunch and dinner daily, and that it will offer "contemporary New England cuisine" in a "beautifully designed" space. The original location of Seaport Grille can be found at 6 Rowe Square overlooking Cruiseport Gloucester, which is also run by Beauport Hospitality Group. (The group also operates Beauport Hotel in Gloucester as well.)

Boston Landing is located off of Market Street in Brighton, just south of the Mass. Pike.

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Alchemy in Gloucester Has Closed...Again

An upscale restaurant on the North Shore has shut its doors for the second time, but this time it appears to be a permanent closure.

According to a post on its Facebook page, Alchemy in Gloucester shut down over the weekend, with the Duncan Street dining spot saying the following:

We're closing....For real this time. The way people dine is evolving, and while we have lots of wonderful, loyal guests, Alchemy just isn't a place most people can eat at multiple times a week, and that's not our goal. We want a space where families can dine out regularly with great food, drinks and a fun, casual vibe. So, we're going to make that. We don't know exactly how it will look or what the food will be, but we're going to figure it out; and when we do, we'll let you know.

Another note from the Facebook page says that gift cards for Alchemy will be honored at all other Serenitee Restaurant Group dining spots, including Opus in Salem, The Waterfield Kitchen in Winchester, The Spot in Georgetown, Maggie's Farm in Middleton, 15 Walnut in Hamilton, Hale St Tavern in Beverly Farms, Cala's in Manchester by the Sea, and Latitude 43 and Minglewood Tavern in Gloucester, and customers who have Groupons for the restaurant will be able to apply for a refund.

An earlier post from Good Morning Gloucester stated that Alchemy closed for the first time in March of 2014 only to reopen that fall with a new menu, according to another article,

The address for the now-closed Alchemy was 3 Duncan Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

Thanks to one of our sources for initially bringing this to our attention.

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Anthony Caturano of Prezza in Boston's North End Is Opening Tonno in Gloucester

One of the most familiar figures within the Boston restaurant scene is opening a second dining spot, and this one will be north of the city.

Eater Boston is reporting that Anthony Caturano, who is the chef/owner of Prezza in the North End, is planning to open Tonno in Gloucester, taking over the space on Main Street where the Blackburn Tavern had been. The article says that the 99-seat dining spot will be a "coastal Italian seafood concept" with the menu including seafood caught off the New England coast. Expect to see such items as octopus salad, local oysters, roasted cod oreganata, cioppino, and more, along with a huge wine list with most being from Italy and "classic Italian cocktails." If all goes as planned, Tonno could be opening sometime in the spring of 2016.

[June 7, 2016 update: According to a press release, Tonno opens on June 17.]

Caturano's 15-year-old Prezza is an upscale Italian restaurant on Fleet Street in the North End that features dishes from Italy's Abruzzi region.

The address for Tonno is 2 Main Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

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Five Guys Burgers and Fries Closes Its Gloucester Location

A chain of burger places that has been rapidly expanding through Eastern Massachusetts has closed one of its locations in the region.

The Gloucester Times is reporting that Five Guys Burgers and Fries has closed its shop in Gloucester, with a possible reason for its closing being high rents, shaky economic conditions, or a mixture of both. (The developer of Gloucester Crossing said that "we made rent concessions, but the economic slowdown was more protracted than anyone expected," while someone from Cape Ann Liquors--which is also in the plaza--said he had heard that the rent was too high.)

Even with the Gloucester outlet of Five Guys shuttering, the chain continues to expand through the area, with two locations coming to Boston and one more coming to Braintree. Five Guys currently has about 30 locations in Massachusetts.

The address for this now-closed burger place in Gloucester was: Five Guys Burgers and Fries,  721 Gloucester Crossing Road, Gloucester, MA, 01930. The website for the chain can be found at http://www.fiveguys.com/

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Tacos Lupita to Open in Gloucester

A small group of Salvadoran and Mexican restaurants that closed its Somerville location earlier this year is going to be opening a new branch, with this one being on the North Shore.

According to the GoodMorningGloucester blog, Tacos Lupita is planning to open on Washington Street in Gloucester, apparently moving into the space where Palermo's Brick Oven Pizzeria has been (based on the photo shown within the post). Once it opens, Tacos Lupita will join existing locations in Lynn, Lawrence, and Haverhill, and it will likely be offering such items as tortas, mulitas, burritos, and gorditas.

[January 30, 2012 update: According to a more recent post from Good Morning Gloucester, the new Tacos Lupita in Gloucester plans to open tomorrow (Tuesday, January 31).]

The Somerville location of Tacos Lupita closed this past May, with another Salvadoran and Mexican spot called Aguacate Verde moving in.

The address for the upcoming Tacos Lupita in Gloucester will be: Tacos Lupita, 63 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930.

The above information came from the following GoodMorningGloucester link:

Breaking Restaurant News- Tacos Lupita coming to Gloucester!!!

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Taste of Cape Ann Coming to Gloucester September 16, 2010

A restaurant-based event is coming to the North Shore this month, with food, wine, and beer offered.

The second annual Taste of Cape Ann will be held on September 16 at the Cape Ann YMCA in Gloucester from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, with a number of area restaurants participating. Some of the dining spots at the event will include Alchemy, Chili Choice, Emerson By the Sea, Latitude 43, Lobsta Land, Madfish Grille, The Rudder, and Seaport Grille. There will also be six wine vendors at the event.

Tickets to the 2010 Taste of Cape Ann are $35 per person and can be purchased either at the Cape Ann YMCA (71 Middle Street in downtown Gloucester) or at the door on the night of the event.

For more information on the second annual Taste of Cape Ann, please go to the Cape Ann Vacations website from the Chamber of Commerce:

http://www.capeannvacations.com/

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