Park-9 Dog Bar Is Opening in Everett

A brand new drinking spot that will cater to dog lovers is on the way.

According to a post within the jobs section of the bostonchefs.com website, Park-9 Dog Bar is planning to open in Everett, with the post indicating that the Elm Way spot will include a 5,000-square-foot indoor dog park that features a full-service bar along with multiple on- and off-leash areas (both inside and outside). If all goes as planned, Park-9 Dog Bar--whose slogan is "Where dogs bring their humans"--will open in the early part of 2023.

The address for Park-9 Dog Bar is 24 Elm Way, Everett, MA, 02149. Its website can be found at https://park9dogbar.com/ while its Instagram page is at https://www.instagram.com/park9dogbar/

[April 13, 2023 update: A press release indicates that Park-9 Dog Bar opens today.]

by Marc Hurwitz (Also follow us on Twitter at @hiddenboston)

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PawPupBoston (a Pop-Up Restaurant For Dogs) Is Coming to Boston

It looks like a new pop-up restaurant may be on its way to the Boston area, though this one apparently won't be for humans.

Eater Boston mentions that a new pop-up spot for dogs called PawPupBoston appears to be in the works for the area, with a Twitter post from the place saying that a sneak peek of the menu is coming next week. Very little information on PawPupBoston has been given, though its Twitter page has the phrase "Boston's Best Fine Dining Pop Up Restaurant For Pets." (And just in case some are wondering, another Twitter post from them says "Of course we're real!")

As soon as we find out more about PawPupBoston, we will post an update here.

[March 14 update: Zagat gives a bit more info on PawPupBoston, saying that the menu will be divided into six courses that are named after commands commonly used for dogs--for instance, "Sit" will be a nicoise salad of tuna, eggs and green beans while "Calm" will be a watermelon basil gazpacho shot--with unfinished food put into a "people bag." (It appears that dogs and their owners may even be able to share dishes, as a note says that "If you wish to share a meal with your pet, there is a nominal split plate fee.") The article also says that while PawPupBoston will focus on dogs, it may expand into offering food to cats at some point.]

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