Another Boston-area location of a chain of fondue restaurants has shut down, leaving only one outlet remaining in the region.
According to a source, The Melting Pot in Framingham is no longer in business, with the Framingham Source saying that the Route 9 dining spot has indeed closed its doors. A note on the chain's website says that "We regret to announce that The Melting Pot of Framingham has closed for business indefinitely as of Tuesday, February 18, 2020," while the Source article mentions that the restaurant's social media page says the closure was a "business decision based on the economics associated with this franchise location."
The Melting Pot had a location in the Park Square area of Boston, but that location closed in 2015; the sole outlet in the Greater Boston area can be found in Bedford, and that restaurant is still in operation based on the chain's website.
The address for the now-closed Melting Pot in Framingham was 92 Worcester Road (Route 9), Framingham, MA, 01702.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015
The Melting Pot in Boston Has Closed
The Boston location of a chain of fondue restaurants has closed its doors.
According to a post from the Boston Hospitality and Tourism Industry Blog, The Melting Pot in Park Square is no longer in business, with crews in the process of clearing out the space today. A check on the chain's website shows a note saying "We regret to announce that The Melting Pot of Boston has closed for business indefinitely as of March 23. While an excellent property, based on its business model, The Melting Pot believes its concept is better suited to an alternative location. Therefore, it has elected to terminate the lease for the Arlington Street site." The note mentions that locations in Bedford and Framingham remain open for business and that it hopes to open at a new location in Boston at some point.
The Melting Pot first opened at Park Plaza in 2008.
The address for this now-closed fondue restaurant in Boston was: The Melting Pot, 76 Arlington Street, Boston, MA, 02116. The website for the chain can be found at http://www.meltingpot.com/
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According to a post from the Boston Hospitality and Tourism Industry Blog, The Melting Pot in Park Square is no longer in business, with crews in the process of clearing out the space today. A check on the chain's website shows a note saying "We regret to announce that The Melting Pot of Boston has closed for business indefinitely as of March 23. While an excellent property, based on its business model, The Melting Pot believes its concept is better suited to an alternative location. Therefore, it has elected to terminate the lease for the Arlington Street site." The note mentions that locations in Bedford and Framingham remain open for business and that it hopes to open at a new location in Boston at some point.
The Melting Pot first opened at Park Plaza in 2008.
The address for this now-closed fondue restaurant in Boston was: The Melting Pot, 76 Arlington Street, Boston, MA, 02116. The website for the chain can be found at http://www.meltingpot.com/
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Monday, January 06, 2014
The Wine Cellar in Boston's Back Bay Has Closed
It looks like a fondue restaurant in the Back Bay of Boston has closed.
According to posters on the Chowhound site (including food writers MC Slim JB and BostonZest), The Wine Cellar on Mass. Ave. is now shuttered, with a note on its website saying that it is "closed for renovation," while its Facebook page says it is "permanently closed." The Wine Cellar, which first opened in 2004, featured more than 20 types of fondue, as well as an extensive wine list. It also offered a number of appetizers and desserts.
The address for this now-closed dining spot in the Back Bay was: The Wine Cellar, 30 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA, 02115.
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According to posters on the Chowhound site (including food writers MC Slim JB and BostonZest), The Wine Cellar on Mass. Ave. is now shuttered, with a note on its website saying that it is "closed for renovation," while its Facebook page says it is "permanently closed." The Wine Cellar, which first opened in 2004, featured more than 20 types of fondue, as well as an extensive wine list. It also offered a number of appetizers and desserts.
The address for this now-closed dining spot in the Back Bay was: The Wine Cellar, 30 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA, 02115.
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
The Melting Pot (a Fondue Restaurant) Is Coming to Boston
Downtown Boston will soon become home to a popular fondue spot.
According to businesswire.com, the Melting Pot will be opening in the Park Plaza Hotel on Arlington Street in Boston by the middle of August. It will have a large seating area of just under 7,000 square feet that will accommodate nearly 200 diners.
The Melting Pot, which first opened in Florida in 1975, is a chain of upscale but casual fondue restaurants that presently has about 130 locations in 35 states. Two other Melting Pot restaurants already exist in the Boston area, with one in Bedford and the other in Framingham.
According to businesswire.com, the Melting Pot will be opening in the Park Plaza Hotel on Arlington Street in Boston by the middle of August. It will have a large seating area of just under 7,000 square feet that will accommodate nearly 200 diners.
The Melting Pot, which first opened in Florida in 1975, is a chain of upscale but casual fondue restaurants that presently has about 130 locations in 35 states. Two other Melting Pot restaurants already exist in the Boston area, with one in Bedford and the other in Framingham.
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