99 Restaurant & Pub Is Opening in Middleton

A local chain of family restaurants is opening a new location in the northern suburbs of Boston.

According to its website, the 99 Restaurant & Pub is opening soon in Middleton and is now hiring for the new location, with the address indicating that it will be moving into the space on S Main Street that had been home to the Main Street Grill, and before that, Hailey's Restaurant and Pub and Dailey's Restaurant & Pub. Once it opens, the new location of the 99 will join a number of outlets across Massachusetts, along with others in Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and New York. (The chain is headquartered in Woburn.)

The address for the new location of the 99 Restaurant & Pub is 245 S Main Street (Route 114), Middleton, MA, 01949. The website for the chain is at https://www.99restaurants.com/

[May 10 update: A source tells us that the Middleton location of the 99 Restaurant & Pub opens today, with the restaurant's social media confirming this.]

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Not Your Average Joe's in Arlington Has Closed Permanently

A location of a local chain of family-friendly restaurants has shut down for good.

An article from Your Arlington confirms what a source told us over the weekend, that the Arlington Center location of Not Your Average Joe's will not be reopening, with an email from CEO/chair Peter D'Amelio saying that "We have truly enjoyed being part of the fabric of the Arlington Community, and we will miss all the great moments and friendships we've shared for years." D'Amelio refers customers to the Watertown location, which is the closest outlet to Arlington along with its Waltham restaurant.

Earlier this year, it was learned that locations of Not Your Average Joe's in Arlington, Burlington, Methuen, and Randolph were all closing for the winter; it is not known when the Burlington, Methuen, and Randolph restaurants might reopen, so keep checking back for updates.

The address for the now-closed location of Not Your Average Joe's in Arlington was 645 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, MA, 02476. The website for all other locations can be found at https://www.notyouraveragejoes.com/

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Locations of Not Your Average Joe's in Arlington, Burlington, Methuen, and Randolph to Close for the Winter

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Newcomb Farms in Quincy Has Closed Due to Purchase of Its Space; Hopes to Reopen Next Year

A Quincy mainstay for comfort food has shut down due to its space being bought, though it appears that the restaurant could be returning if all goes well.

According to a source, Newcomb Farms in the Wollaston section of Quincy is now closed, with a Facebook post from the Beale Street space saying the following:

Thank you everyone for 55 + years of business at the Wollaston Beale street location. We have enjoyed all of you and your families. We hope we have given you many memories over the years. At the current time the entire block of stores have been purchased and we were the last to sell our property. We plan on coming back to reopen in 2021 at the same store front.

The note refers customers to its other location on Route 28 in Milton, which remains in operation.

Newcomb Farms in Quincy has been known in part for its family-friendly atmosphere and its breakfast plates along with its classic American fare.

The address for Newcomb Farms in Quincy's Wollaston area is 31 Beale Street, Quincy, MA, 02170. The website for Newcomb Farms can be found at https://www.newcombfarmsrestaurant.com/

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Full Moon Restaurant in Cambridge's Huron Village Is Closing; Melting Pot to Replace It

A family-friendly restaurant in Cambridge is shutting down, though a new spot under different ownership will be taking over the space--and it promises to be the same as the restaurant it is replacing.

According to a Facebook post, Full Moon in Huron Village is closing its doors soon, with the restaurant saying that "We are proud to have stayed faithful to this mission for over 22 years but it is now time to say goodbye." While it will indeed be leaving its space, a Cambridge Day article indicates that its replacement--Melting Pot--is not expected to make any changes other than its name and an extra hour of business added each day. The article says that the new owner is Bhola Pandey, who runs Mitho Restaurant, a Nepalese eatery in Winchester, and who is taking over ownership of the space from Full Moon owner Sarah Wheaton.

Full Moon has been known over the years for its New American fare along with its children's play space near the dining tables.

The address for Full Moon (and Melting Pot) is 344 Huron Ave, Cambridge, MA, 02138.

[November 19 update: The Boston Globe mentions that Full Moon plans to close within the next four weeks.]

[November 27 update: A Facebook post from the place states that Full Moon plans to closed after brunch service on Sunday, December 1.]

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Agostino's in Natick Closed Due to a Burst Water Pipe

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A longtime Italian restaurant in the western suburbs of Boston is closed for the foreseeable future after a water pipe burst, causing major damage to the place.

According to a Facebook post, Agostino's in Natick Center is shuttered, with the note saying that the Washington Street spot "will be closed indefinitely due to water damage. We are working rigorously to rebuild and reopen" while someone involved with the restaurant says on the thread that it could be "months" before it can open back up again. As soon as an update from Agostino's comes on a possible reopening date, we will post here, so stay tuned.

Agostino's first opened in 1982, offering Italian-American food in a family-friendly environment; according to its website, the place had recently redone its lounge area.

The address for Agostino's is 23 Washington Street, Natick, MA, 01760. Its website can be found at https://agostinositalianrestaurant.com/

Thanks to a source for initially bringing this to our attention.

[February 20 update: A Facebook post from the place indicates that Agostino's hopes to reopen in May or June.]

[June 11 update: A phone call to the restaurant goes to a voicemail mentioning that due to building code issues, Agostino's will not be opening until the early fall.]

[November 25 update: According to a poster on the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Agostino's is reopening on Thursday, November 29, with a Wicked Local article confirming that it will indeed be opening for dinner that day.]

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Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar Could Be Coming to Boston

A group of family-friendly restaurants and sports bars that gets its name from the founder's love for the city of Boston may actually be expanding to Boston after more than a half-century in business.

According to a post on the Business Wire site, Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar is planning to open two locations in Massachusetts over the next three years, with Mineshkumar (Manny) Patel--who will be running the franchised outlets--hinting that at least one could be coming to the Greater Boston area, saying that "we look forward to introducing the brand to the Boston market." The post says that the first location is hoping to open this year.

Boston's first started out in Edmonton, Alberta, in the mid-1960s and today has 27 locations of Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar in the United States while its sister brand--Boston Pizza--has more than 400 outlets in Canada. The Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar concept combines family restaurants and sports bars under one roof, with such items as salads, sandwiches, pasta, gourmet pizza, wings, and burgers being offered.

The website for Boston's can be found at https://www.bostons.com/

Thanks to @FoodserviceEast for bringing this to our attention.

[October 13 update: Eater Boston states that the first Boston-area location of Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar will open at 1124 Boylston Street near where the Back Bay and the Fenway meet, with the place possibly opening around June of 2018.]

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Bob's Family Restaurant in Millis Destroyed by Fire

A family-friendly suburban restaurant that has been in business for nearly 30 years has been destroyed in a fire.

According to an article in Wicked Local Millis, Bob's Family Restaurant was hit by a blaze on Tuesday that fire investigators believe was caused by an electrical outlet, with the interior of the structure being considered a total loss. The dining spot, which was closed at the time of the fire, is currently boarded up and an estimated cost of the blaze is in the process of being determined, according to the post. Last night, a GoFundMe page was set up to help raise money for rebuilding Bob's Family Restaurant, though the Manarolis family--which owns the place--could not be reached for comment by Wicked Local as of last night.

Bob's Family Restaurant, which buzzfile.com says first opened in 1991, was known in part for its all-day breakfasts.

The address for Bob's Family Restaurant is 1115 Main Street, Millis, MA, 02054.

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Joe's American Bar & Grill in Braintree Is Closing

A small local group of family-friendly restaurants is getting ready to close another one of its locations.

According to a message sent from the group, Joe's American Bar & Grill at the South Shore Plaza in Braintree is shutting down on February 19, with no specific reason given for its closure nor any information given on what might move into the space. This is the second location of Joe's to close in the local area over the past year or so, as an outlet in Peabody shut down in early 2016.

It appears that locations of Joe's in Boston (two), Dedham, Framingham, Franklin, and Woburn remain in operation. (Another location of Joe's--whose parent company is Tavistock--can be found in Fairfield, CT.)

The website for Joe's American Bar & Grill is at http://www.joesamerican.com/

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Captain Fishbones in Quincy's Marina Bay Is Being Sold

A family-friendly steak and seafood restaurant that is known in part for its spectacular views of Boston Harbor is getting a new owner.

According to posters on the Quincy Is Everything Facebook group page, Captain Fishbones at Marina Bay in Quincy has been purchased, while a veteran source of ours tells us that the purchaser has a connection to Boston's North End. Captain Fishbones is a casual spot with a dining area and both an indoor and outdoor bar, the latter of which is situated along the boardwalk at Marina Bay. The restaurant has been in business for more than 15 years.

The address for Captain Fishbones is 332 Victory Road, Quincy, MA, 02171. Its website can be found at http://captainfishbones.com/

[October 13 update: According to a Facebook post from the place, Captain Fishbones is being sold to Donato Frattaroli, who is behind such North End spots as Artu, Il Molo, and Lucia Ristorante, and who is also Chairman of the Board of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association.]

[October 20 update: A source from the Quincy Is Everything Facebook group page tells us that Captain Fishbones will be keeping its name under the new owner, while its menu will change as the concept will be that of a higher-end seafood restaurant.]

[December 19 update: A thread posted on the Quincy Is Everything Facebook group page mentions that Captain Fishbones is now under new management and that the menu will be changing "significantly."]

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More Than Two Dozen People Sickened after Eating at Wright's Farm in Burrillville, RI

An iconic Rhode Island restaurant that has been in business for more than 60 years is getting ready to reopen after a number of diners became ill there a few days ago.

The Providence Journal is reporting that approximately 30 people were sickened at Wright's Farm in Burrillville on Sunday night, with the patrons showing gastrointestinal symptoms after a young boy became sick in the restaurant. Health Department officials are waiting for test results to come back to see if it could be the norovirus, which is an airborne virus, and one that has been in the news of late after locations of Chipotle in Brighton and Billerica, MA, temporarily closed due to suspected norovirus outbreaks. Wright's Farm owner Frank Galleshaw says that they are steam cleaning the carpets and bleaching down the tables and hope to be open today, according to the Journal. (The eatery is only open Thursday through Sunday.)

[March 18 update: A Facebook post from the place indicates that Wright's Farm remains closed, with the plan being to continue the cleaning and sanitizing process over the coming days and reopening on Thursday, March 24.]

[March 21 update: Wright's Farm has confirmed that it will open back up on Thursday at 4:00 PM.]

Wright's Farm first opened in the 1950s, with the present owners purchasing the restaurant in 1972; the dining spot is known in part for its family-style chicken dinners.

The address for Wright's Farm is 84 Inman Road, Harrisville, RI, 02830. Its website can be found at http://www.wrightsfarm.com/

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Joe's American Bar & Grill in Peabody Has Closed

A small local group of family-friendly restaurants has quietly closed one of its locations.

A message sent from the dining spot this morning indicates that the Peabody outlet of Joe's American Bar & Grill has shut down for good, confirming what some people have been hinting at over the past few days, including at least a couple of posters on the Yelp page for the Northshore Mall dining spot as well as a question from another person within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group. It appears that locations of Joe's in Boston (two), Braintree, Dedham, Framingham, Franklin, and Woburn remain in operation. (Other locations of the restaurant can also be found in Nashua, Providence, Fairfield, CT, and Paramus, NJ.)

Joe's American Bar & Grill is part of the Tavistock Restaurant Collection, which includes such brands as Abe & Louie's, Atlantic Fish, Coach Grill, and a number of others. The Orlando-based Tavistock Restaurant Collection is part of the Tavistock Group, which had purchased Joe's from the Back Bay Restaurant Group--a local restaurant group that also ran Atlantic Fish and Coach Grill, along with the now-closed Charley's--in 2011.

The website for Joe's American Bar & Grill can be found at http://www.joesamerican.com/

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Hilltop Steak House Property in Saugus Sold; Building Being Demolished

The property in Saugus where a now-closed landmark restaurant used to be has been sold, and it looks like the structure may be replaced by new commercial development, though nothing has been written in stone as of yet.

The Saugus Advertiser is reporting that the former Hilltop Steak House on Route 1 was recently purchased by a developer, who is demolishing the iconic building and possibly putting in a new shopping plaza and restaurant at the site. The article says that if the plans go through, the standalone dining spot proposed for the space may be a 200-plus seat family-friendly restaurant that would likely have "some steak involved," with the famous neon cactus sign from the old Hilltop remaining in place.

[April 15, 2015 update: A new article from Wicked Local states that the Hilltop building is being town down within the next month, though the iconic cactus sign out front is slated to be saved. The post also says that the earlier agreement with the developer fell through and that the previous developer (or possibly its associates) is now apparently involved--and that no specific plans have been given for the space other than a mention that it could turn into some type of a mixed-use development.]

[April 27, 2015 update: According to a post from WCVB Boston, the Hilltop Steak House building was demolished today.]

[August 5, 2015 update: A new article in the Saugus Advertiser mentions that a mixed-use development is being planned for the former Hilltop site, though a standalone dining spot will not happen after all (any restaurant built would apparently be part of the mixed-use structure). The article also says that the iconic Hilltop sign may remain in place if it can be retrofitted with lighting that is more modern.]

The Hilltop Steak House closed in October of 2013 after more than 50 years in business; its Weymouth butcher shop is still in operation.

The address for the Hilltop Steak House property is 855 Broadway (Route 1), Saugus, MA, 01906.

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Halfway Cafe in Holbrook to Become Lucky Lou Lou's

A location of a local group of family-friendly restaurants is getting a name change, though it will be under the same ownership.

According to an article in Wicked Local Holbrook, the Halfway Cafe on Route 37 in Holbrook is going to become Lucky Lou Lou's, with the people behind the Halfway Cafe continuing to run the new eatery. The article says that the dining spot remains open for the time being, though it will close for two or three weeks at some point when interior and exterior renovations begin. It is not known what kinds of changes--if any--might come to the menu at this point in time, so keep checking back for updates.

In the article, Wicked Local Holbrook asks Halfway Cafe President John Grasso where the name Lucky Lou Lou's comes from, with his response being "You don't want to know."

[December 5 update: A new post from Wicked Local Holbrook indicates that the town of Holbrook has approved the changeover from the Halfway Cafe to Lucky Lou Lou's.]

[September 26, 2015 update: Several sources confirm that Lucky Lou Lou's is now open in the former Halfway Cafe space in Holbrook.]

Other locations of the Halfway Cafe can be found in Canton, Dedham, Marlborough, Maynard, and Watertown.

The address for the Halfway Cafe (and Lucky Lou Lou's) is 200 S Franklin Street (Route 37), Holbrook, MA, 02343. The website for the Halfway Cafe is at  http://www.thehalfwaycafe.com/

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ester Is Opening in Ledge Kitchen and Drinks Space in Dorchester

A restaurant in the Lower Mills section of Dorchester is being sold to a new owner, with the plan being to open a new dining spot with a different name in the space.

The Dorchester Reporter confirms what we heard last week, that Ledge Kitchen & Drinks on Dorchester Avenue will be taken over by Eleanor Arpino--who is a former general manager at Davio's in downtown Boston--and several business partners. The article says that the new restaurant will be called ester and that it would be a family-friendly spot offering "contemporary comfort food." It appears that outdoor patio out back will remain in place as well as the 140-seat indoor dining area, according to the Reporter. Depending on how the licensing and permitting process goes, the new eatery could be opening sometime in the late winter or early spring of 2014.

[February 16, 2014 update: The Dorchester Reporter states that the Ledge has officially closed.]

[April 3, 2014 update: An email sent today states that ester plans to open this Saturday (April 5).]

Our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants) has written about the Ledge in a blog review, with highlights including the lobster roll, burger, brick chicken, and macaroni and cheese, as well as the aforementioned back patio. The review can be found at the link below:

http://www.hiddenboston.com/blogentries/the-ledge-dorchester-1010.html

The Ledge first opened in the summer of 2009.

The address for this new restaurant in Lower Mills is: ester, 2261 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA, 02124.

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Vine Brook Tavern Is Opening in Lexington

A new restaurant that will feature classic American comfort food is planning to open in Lexington Center.

The Lexington Minuteman is reporting that the Vine Brook Tavern is going to be opening on Waltham Street, taking over the space where a location of the Buca di Beppo chain had been until closing down in January of this year. The article indicates that the two-story place will be a family-friendly dining spot with booths big enough for larger groups and a menu that focuses on classic American fare, including an extensive children's menu. The first floor of the Vine Brook Tavern will have a bar (with an array of wines and craft beers available), while the second floor will be the main dining area. The Minuteman also mentions that a "big name chef" from another restaurant will be in charge of the kitchen.

The Vine Brook Tavern could be open by the middle of October, according to the article.

[November 27 update: Grub Street Boston has confirmed what MouseChow told us a few days ago, that Vine Brook Tavern is now open for business. The owner of Vine Brook is Marcus Palmer (Market), while Chris Frothingham (Met Bar) is the executive chef.]

The address for this new restaurant in Lexington Center is: Vine Brook Tavern, 20 Waltham Street, Lexington, MA, 02421. Their website is at http://vinebrooktavern.com/


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OpenTable's Picks for Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants Include Two Boston-Area Dining Spots

An online restaurant reservations provider has come out with its Diners' Choice awards for best kid-friendly restaurants in the United States, and two Boston-area dining spots (with several locations) are included on the list.

According to MarketWatch, OpenTable's Diners' Choice Awards for the 75 best child- and family-friendly restaurants includes Not Your Average Joe's and Jasper White's Summer Shack, with locations in Acton, Arlington, Beverly, Boston, Needham, and Norwell mentioned for the former, and locations in Boston, Cambridge, and Dedham mentioned for the latter. The only other New England restaurant to be included within the list is Rizzuto's Restaurant and Bar in Westport, CT.

The OpenTable list for best kid-friendly restaurants in America comes from nearly 5 million reviews for more than 15,000 restaurants total.

For a complete list of the kid-friendly places chosen by OpenTable's diners, please go to the MarketWatch link below.

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Sal's Family Restaurant in Randolph Is Closing Today

A family-friendly restaurant in a southern suburb of Boston is closing its doors for good today after being in business for nearly four decades.

An email sent to us by one of our readers indicates that Sal's Family Restaurant in Randolph is shuttering at the end of business hours today, and a check on the restaurant's Facebook page indeed confirms this, with a note (and photo) on the page showing that the dining spot is shutting down after being in the North Main Street space for 38 years.

Sal's was a local favorite in and around Randolph over the years, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including such items as waffles, pancakes, French toast, pizza, calzones, steak tips, burgers, hot dogs, and a huge variety of hot and cold subs.

The address for Sal's is: Sal's Family Restaurant, 1151 North Main Street, Randolph, MA, 02368.

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Bickford's in Braintree Closes...Again

A chain of family-friendly restaurants that specializes in breakfast has closed in Braintree, and as many folks may recall, this isn't the first time that this has happened.

According to a poster on the Chowhound site, Bickford's Grille on Union Street has shut its doors. (A call placed to the restaurant has indeed confirmed this.) Bickford's had reopened last March, several months after Capri Restaurant and Wine Bar closed in that space (Capri had only been there for a few months). Capri had moved into the spot after Bickford's closed for the first time there more than two years ago.

Several other Bickford's locations remain open in the Boston area, including restaurants in Acton, Brockton, Burlington, Needham, and Woburn.

The address for the now-closed Bickford's in Braintree was: Bickford's Grille, 135 Union Street, Braintree, MA, 02184.

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Hungry Betty's Bar and Grill Opening in Marblehead

A new family-friendly restaurant is coming to Marblehead, moving into the space where an Indian dining spot used to be.

According to the Marblehead Reporter and Wicked Local, Hungry Betty's Bar & Grill is planning to open on the second floor of the Village Plaza on Pleasant Street where Zaika used to be until closing in the spring of 2009. The article mentions that the person behind Hungry Betty's Bar & Grill has been in charge of the kitchen at the Dolphin Yacht Club, which is at Allerton Place on Marblehead Harbor. The upcoming restaurant has received a common-victualler license as well as a liquor license, and should be opening soon, according to the article.

In addition to Zaika, the space that Hungry Betty's Bar & Grill is moving into was also home to Rinaldo's Restaurant, which closed about five years ago.

[March 4, 2011 update: According to both North Shore Dish and the restaurant's Facebook page, Hungry Betty's is now open for business.]

The address for this new restaurant in Marblehead is: Hungry Betty's Bar & Grill, 161 Pleasant Street, Marblehead, MA, 01945. Their website is at http://hungrybettys.com/

For more information on the opening of Hungry Betty's Bar & Grill, please go to the Marblehead Reporter/Wicked Local link below.

New Marblehead eatery coming soon: Hungry Betty's

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Margaritas Mexican Restaurant Opening in Framingham

A rapidly-growing local chain of Mexican dining spots is getting ready to open yet another location in the Boston area, and this one will be coming to MetroWest.

According to a job posting on Craigslist, Margaritas Mexican Restaurant is looking to open in Framingham on November 9, moving into the space on Route 30 where Naked Fish used to be until closing this past summer. This will be the sixth location of Margaritas to open in the Greater Boston area, with other locations being in Lexington, Medford, Revere, Waltham, and Weymouth. [November 19 update: According to the restaurant chain's website, the new Margaritas in Framingham is now open.]

Margaritas, which is based in New Hampshire, is a family-friendly chain of casual restaurants that features both Mexican-American and traditional Mexican cuisine. In addition to locations in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, Margaritas can also be found in Connecticut and Maine.

The address for this new Mexican restaurant in Framingham is: Margaritas Mexican Restaurant, 725 Cochituate Road (Route 30), Framingham, MA, 01701. The restaurant chain's website is at: http://www.margs.com/

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