[Ed note: This article was updated on December 24 to reflect the fact that Artistry on the Green will be returning.]
A suburban restaurant that is located within an inn has changed its name, though it is not yet known what other changes have come to the space.
According to a poster in the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Artistry on the Green in Lexington is now called Town Meeting, with a note on the website for the Inn at Hastings Park noting the change while indicating that it may be similar to the former restaurant, being a farm-to-table spot that ranges "from a romantic, fine dining experience to a spirited gathering of family and friends and everything in between." We have sent a message to the inn and restaurant and are waiting to hear back from them about any other changes that have come to the dining space, so stay tuned for updates.
Artistry on the Green first opened in the spring of 2014, a couple of months after the inn debuted.
The address for Town Meeting (and the former Artistry on the Green) is 2027 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA, 02421. The web page for the restaurant can be found at https://www.innathastingspark.com/dining-en.html
[August 1 update: The Tables section of The Boston Globe mentions that Town Hall is a bistro-style spot whose prices are a bit lower than Artistry on the Green, though another new restaurant is also coming to the hotel this fall, and this one will be a fine-dining spot that will have a game-and-produce tasting menu along with wine pairings.]
[December 24 update: A page within its website indicates that Artistry on the Green will be returning to the Inn At Hastings Park as a second restaurant that joins Town Meeting within the space, and that it will be an "exciting new fine dining experience, offering a seasonal four-course tasting menu that changes nightly." (A note sent to us from the hotel awhile back hinted that this would be happening.)]
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Fairview Inn in Marshfield Is Up for Sale
by Marc Hurwitz
An iconic oceanside restaurant on the South Shore that reopened last year is up for sale, along with the inn in which it resides.
According to an article in Wicked Local, the Fairview Inn in Marshfield's Brant Rock neighborhood is on the market for $2,975,000, with the price including the kitchen equipment, the inn's furnishings, and the name itself. The post says that Robert and Laura Clancy and Robert's brother John, who have been the owners of the Ocean Street space since 2001, are hoping that whoever buys it continues to operate it as an inn and a restaurant. The restaurant section of the Fairview Inn had been run by Paul and Betty Disch until 2015, when they left and opened Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke; the Fairview closed that fall and remained shuttered until reopening under the Clancys' management last summer.
The building in which the Fairview Inn resides dates back to the 1870s, according to an earlier article here; the structure burned down in 1998 but was rebuilt by the Clancys, opening back up three years later.
The address for the Fairview Inn is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050.
[December 9 update: A new article from Wicked Local indicates that the Fairview Inn in Marshfield is still up for sale even after dropping its price by more than $1 million (to $1,950,000). The post also mentions that the business remains open while it is on the market.]
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An iconic oceanside restaurant on the South Shore that reopened last year is up for sale, along with the inn in which it resides.
According to an article in Wicked Local, the Fairview Inn in Marshfield's Brant Rock neighborhood is on the market for $2,975,000, with the price including the kitchen equipment, the inn's furnishings, and the name itself. The post says that Robert and Laura Clancy and Robert's brother John, who have been the owners of the Ocean Street space since 2001, are hoping that whoever buys it continues to operate it as an inn and a restaurant. The restaurant section of the Fairview Inn had been run by Paul and Betty Disch until 2015, when they left and opened Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke; the Fairview closed that fall and remained shuttered until reopening under the Clancys' management last summer.
The building in which the Fairview Inn resides dates back to the 1870s, according to an earlier article here; the structure burned down in 1998 but was rebuilt by the Clancys, opening back up three years later.
The address for the Fairview Inn is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050.
[December 9 update: A new article from Wicked Local indicates that the Fairview Inn in Marshfield is still up for sale even after dropping its price by more than $1 million (to $1,950,000). The post also mentions that the business remains open while it is on the market.]
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Fairview Inn Returning to Marshfield's Brant Rock Area
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Fairview Inn Returning to Marshfield's Brant Rock Area
It looks like an iconic oceanside inn and restaurant on the South Shore will soon be returning.
According to an article in Wicked Local, the Fairview Inn has received approval by town selectmen to open back up as early as June 23, more than a year and a half after it shut down when the Brant Rock place went up for sale and the restaurant operators left to open Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke. Last fall, plans were put in place for a new owner to open a spot called the Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn, but the plans ultimately fell through after the owner did not open the restaurant in a timely manner and the town voiced concerns about the owner's business practices. The current group includes building owners John and Robert Clancy along with management team Robert Pruitt and Liz Bruce, with Pruitt being the manager on the liquor license and finishing up his work at the White Elephant in Nantucket this summer. (It looks like the restaurant may be BYOB at the start, as the board's approval of the license still has to be reviewed by the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission.)
At this point in time, it appears that the Fairview Inn would be open for lunch and dinner daily, with a brunch offered on Sundays.
The address for the Fairview Inn is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050.
[June 30 update: Wicked Local says that the Fairview Inn will soft-open tomorrow through Monday bfore closing briefly in preparaton for their official opening (date to be announced). The article also mentions that the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission has approved of their request for a liquor license.]
[August 16 update: A new article from Wicked Local states that the Fairview Inn has an open house today as part of a grand opening celebration.]
[Earlier Articles]
Fairview Inn and Restaurant in Marshfield Is Up for Sale
Oceanview Grille Plans to Open in former Fairview Inn Space in Marshfield
Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn in Marshfield Has Its License Revoked
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According to an article in Wicked Local, the Fairview Inn has received approval by town selectmen to open back up as early as June 23, more than a year and a half after it shut down when the Brant Rock place went up for sale and the restaurant operators left to open Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke. Last fall, plans were put in place for a new owner to open a spot called the Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn, but the plans ultimately fell through after the owner did not open the restaurant in a timely manner and the town voiced concerns about the owner's business practices. The current group includes building owners John and Robert Clancy along with management team Robert Pruitt and Liz Bruce, with Pruitt being the manager on the liquor license and finishing up his work at the White Elephant in Nantucket this summer. (It looks like the restaurant may be BYOB at the start, as the board's approval of the license still has to be reviewed by the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission.)
At this point in time, it appears that the Fairview Inn would be open for lunch and dinner daily, with a brunch offered on Sundays.
The address for the Fairview Inn is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050.
[June 30 update: Wicked Local says that the Fairview Inn will soft-open tomorrow through Monday bfore closing briefly in preparaton for their official opening (date to be announced). The article also mentions that the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission has approved of their request for a liquor license.]
[August 16 update: A new article from Wicked Local states that the Fairview Inn has an open house today as part of a grand opening celebration.]
[Earlier Articles]
Fairview Inn and Restaurant in Marshfield Is Up for Sale
Oceanview Grille Plans to Open in former Fairview Inn Space in Marshfield
Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn in Marshfield Has Its License Revoked
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Thursday, February 02, 2017
Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn in Marshfield Has Its License Revoked
A new restaurant that was planning to open in an iconic oceanside space on the South Shore has just been dealt a major blow.
According to an article in Wicked Local, Marshfield selectmen have voted to revoke the liquor license for the Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn, citing the lack of progress in its opening along with "questionable business practices" of the owner. Last month, it had been reported that town selectmen were concerned about the fact that the dining spot had not yet opened, with the plan being to hold a meeting where they could choose one of several routes, including revoking the license (which is what subsequently happened), not allowing the license to be released, suspending it, or giving the owner more time to open.
The post says that the Oceanview Grille owner has the right to file an appeal, which would go before the Alcohol Beverages Control Commission for deliberation and further investigation.
The Fairview Inn and Restaurant went up for sale in 2015, with the restaurant operators leaving and opening Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke. The Fairview building dates back to the 1870s.
[February 28 update: A new article from the Marshfield Mariner mentions that the person behind Oceanview Grille--John Davis--is appealing the board's decision to revoke the license of the place and the case will now go to the Alcohol Beverages Control Commission, which will make the decision to either affirm the decision, lessen it, or reverse it within a month or two after the May 17 hearing.]
[Earlier Article]
Oceanview Grille Plans to Open in former Fairview Inn Space in Marshfield
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According to an article in Wicked Local, Marshfield selectmen have voted to revoke the liquor license for the Oceanview Grille at the Fairview Inn, citing the lack of progress in its opening along with "questionable business practices" of the owner. Last month, it had been reported that town selectmen were concerned about the fact that the dining spot had not yet opened, with the plan being to hold a meeting where they could choose one of several routes, including revoking the license (which is what subsequently happened), not allowing the license to be released, suspending it, or giving the owner more time to open.
The post says that the Oceanview Grille owner has the right to file an appeal, which would go before the Alcohol Beverages Control Commission for deliberation and further investigation.
The Fairview Inn and Restaurant went up for sale in 2015, with the restaurant operators leaving and opening Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke. The Fairview building dates back to the 1870s.
[February 28 update: A new article from the Marshfield Mariner mentions that the person behind Oceanview Grille--John Davis--is appealing the board's decision to revoke the license of the place and the case will now go to the Alcohol Beverages Control Commission, which will make the decision to either affirm the decision, lessen it, or reverse it within a month or two after the May 17 hearing.]
[Earlier Article]
Oceanview Grille Plans to Open in former Fairview Inn Space in Marshfield
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Thursday, November 03, 2016
Oceanview Grille Plans to Open in former Fairview Inn Space in Marshfield
A new spot appears to be getting ready to open in the space where an iconic oceanside inn and restaurant had been, even as it faces a couple of lawsuits.
The Marshfield Mariner is reporting that the Oceanview Grille is hoping to open sometime this month in the former Fairview Inn and Restaurant space in Marshfield's Brant Rock neighborhood. The article says that new owner John Davis is looking to have the place be an upscale restaurant and inn, with the dining spot being a "farm-to-table and ocean-to-table" place that includes steak and seafood dishes.
According to the Mariner, next-door neighbors currently have two lawsuits pending--one against Davis and the town of Marshfield concerning the hours of the restaurant and a second against Davis and the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission concerning the liquor license, with one worry being that the eatery might "disrupt the character of the neighborhood."
The Fairview Inn and Restaurant announced in the summer of 2015 that it was up for sale, as the tenants ended their lease agreement with owners Jack and Bob Clancy and the two brothers decided to sell, while Fairview operators Paul Disch and his wife Betty ended up leaving the space and now run Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke. The building in which the Fairview resided (and which the Oceanview Grille will soon move into) dates back to the 1870s.
The address for the upcoming Oceanview Grille is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050.
[January 25, 2017 update: A new article in the Marshfield Mariner indicates that town selectmen appear to be concerned about the lack of progress going on with the Oceanview Grille, and that they will be holding a meeting on January 30 to find out why the place hasn't opened yet. The post says that the board have several routes they could go, including revoking the license, not allowing the license--which is at Marshfield Town Hall--to be released, suspend it, or give the owner more time to open. (The owner's attorney says that final inspections are expected to be completed soon, and believes that the town will give the place a bit more time in which to open.)]
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Fairview Inn and Restaurant in Marshfield Is Up for Sale
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The Marshfield Mariner is reporting that the Oceanview Grille is hoping to open sometime this month in the former Fairview Inn and Restaurant space in Marshfield's Brant Rock neighborhood. The article says that new owner John Davis is looking to have the place be an upscale restaurant and inn, with the dining spot being a "farm-to-table and ocean-to-table" place that includes steak and seafood dishes.
According to the Mariner, next-door neighbors currently have two lawsuits pending--one against Davis and the town of Marshfield concerning the hours of the restaurant and a second against Davis and the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission concerning the liquor license, with one worry being that the eatery might "disrupt the character of the neighborhood."
The Fairview Inn and Restaurant announced in the summer of 2015 that it was up for sale, as the tenants ended their lease agreement with owners Jack and Bob Clancy and the two brothers decided to sell, while Fairview operators Paul Disch and his wife Betty ended up leaving the space and now run Disch's Route 53 Tavern in Pembroke. The building in which the Fairview resided (and which the Oceanview Grille will soon move into) dates back to the 1870s.
The address for the upcoming Oceanview Grille is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050.
[January 25, 2017 update: A new article in the Marshfield Mariner indicates that town selectmen appear to be concerned about the lack of progress going on with the Oceanview Grille, and that they will be holding a meeting on January 30 to find out why the place hasn't opened yet. The post says that the board have several routes they could go, including revoking the license, not allowing the license--which is at Marshfield Town Hall--to be released, suspend it, or give the owner more time to open. (The owner's attorney says that final inspections are expected to be completed soon, and believes that the town will give the place a bit more time in which to open.)]
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Fairview Inn and Restaurant in Marshfield Is Up for Sale
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Thursday, July 23, 2015
Fairview Inn and Restaurant in Marshfield Is Up for Sale
An iconic oceanside inn and restaurant on the South Shore is now on the market, and it is not known what might happen to the spot.
According to an article in Wicked Local, the Fairview Inn and Restaurant in the Brant Rock part of town is up for sale, as the tenants recently terminated their lease agreement with owners Jack and Bob Clancy and the two brothers have decided to sell the property. The Clancys are hoping that a new buyer would keep the Ocean Street property as an inn and restaurant, though it would be up to those who purchase the place as to what it would ultimately become, according to the post.
The article says that the operators of the Fairview Inn and Restaurant--Paul Disch and his wife Betty--may be leaving the space in the fall (though this is not yet definite), and are in the process of purchasing the property in Pembroke where Bobby Hackett's Restaurant had been. If all goes as planned and they do open a dining spot in the Washington Street space, it would apparently be similar in concept to the Fairview though with a different atmosphere, and workers at the inn and restaurant would be invited to relocate there.
The building in which the Fairview resides dates back to the 1870s, according to website for the place.
The address for the Fairview Inn and Restaurant is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050. Its website can be found at http://thefairviewinn.com/
[November 13 update: Wicked Local states that the Fairview Inn and Restaurant is now closed and that Paul Disch is now running a new spot called Disch's Route 53 Tavern in the former Bobby Hackett's space in Pembroke. The article says the new eatery has the same menu as the Fairview and that the entire Fairview staff is now working there. (It is not known what will become of the Fairview Inn and Restaurant's space.)]
[February 23, 2016 update: A new article from Wicked Local indicates that Marshfield selectmen have approved of various licenses for a new spot called the Oceanview Grille to operate in the former Fairview Inn and Restaurant space, and that it could be open in April if all goes as planned.]
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According to an article in Wicked Local, the Fairview Inn and Restaurant in the Brant Rock part of town is up for sale, as the tenants recently terminated their lease agreement with owners Jack and Bob Clancy and the two brothers have decided to sell the property. The Clancys are hoping that a new buyer would keep the Ocean Street property as an inn and restaurant, though it would be up to those who purchase the place as to what it would ultimately become, according to the post.
The article says that the operators of the Fairview Inn and Restaurant--Paul Disch and his wife Betty--may be leaving the space in the fall (though this is not yet definite), and are in the process of purchasing the property in Pembroke where Bobby Hackett's Restaurant had been. If all goes as planned and they do open a dining spot in the Washington Street space, it would apparently be similar in concept to the Fairview though with a different atmosphere, and workers at the inn and restaurant would be invited to relocate there.
The building in which the Fairview resides dates back to the 1870s, according to website for the place.
The address for the Fairview Inn and Restaurant is 133 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA, 02050. Its website can be found at http://thefairviewinn.com/
[November 13 update: Wicked Local states that the Fairview Inn and Restaurant is now closed and that Paul Disch is now running a new spot called Disch's Route 53 Tavern in the former Bobby Hackett's space in Pembroke. The article says the new eatery has the same menu as the Fairview and that the entire Fairview staff is now working there. (It is not known what will become of the Fairview Inn and Restaurant's space.)]
[February 23, 2016 update: A new article from Wicked Local indicates that Marshfield selectmen have approved of various licenses for a new spot called the Oceanview Grille to operate in the former Fairview Inn and Restaurant space, and that it could be open in April if all goes as planned.]
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Boston East India Hotels Purchases Stonehedge Inn and Spa in Tyngsboro
An iconic inn, spa, and restaurant north of Boston has been sold, and it looks like it may get a new name.
The Lowell Sun is reporting that the North Andover-based Boston East India Hotels group purchased the Stonehedge Inn & Spa in Tyngsboro earlier this month, with plans in the works to do major renovations to the place and rebrand it as a part of the Troca Hotels group, which has locations in Brunswick, ME, and Goa, India (more properties in New Orleans and Sri Lanka may be added as well at some point). The article says that the Stonehedge name will "most likely" be kept in one form or another, though no details have been given as of yet.
The Stonehedge Inn & Spa, which was first established back in 1988, includes a 180-seat restaurant called the Left Bank that has a fireside bar and lounge and an award-winning wine list with more than 2,200 wines offered.
The address for the Stonehedge Inn & Spa is 160 Pawtucket Boulevard, Tyngsboro, MA, 01879.
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The Lowell Sun is reporting that the North Andover-based Boston East India Hotels group purchased the Stonehedge Inn & Spa in Tyngsboro earlier this month, with plans in the works to do major renovations to the place and rebrand it as a part of the Troca Hotels group, which has locations in Brunswick, ME, and Goa, India (more properties in New Orleans and Sri Lanka may be added as well at some point). The article says that the Stonehedge name will "most likely" be kept in one form or another, though no details have been given as of yet.
The Stonehedge Inn & Spa, which was first established back in 1988, includes a 180-seat restaurant called the Left Bank that has a fireside bar and lounge and an award-winning wine list with more than 2,200 wines offered.
The address for the Stonehedge Inn & Spa is 160 Pawtucket Boulevard, Tyngsboro, MA, 01879.
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Friday, March 09, 2012
Artistry on the Green (and Inn at Hastings Park) Opening in Lexington
[Ed note: This article was updated on January 9, 2014 to reflect a name given to the restaurant.]
It looks like the site of a now-closed elder care facility and a casket company just outside of Lexington Center will become home to an inn that includes a restaurant and lounge.
The Lexington Minuteman reports that a proposal for the Inn at Hastings Park is currently being looked at by the Lexington Planning Board, with a public hearing on the plan coming on March 26. The article states that the 22-room inn would be built at the site of the former Dana Home (and an adjacent casket company) on Mass. Ave. (at Worthen Road), with a conversion of the existing structures being done rather than a new structure being built.
The Minuteman article states that a hearing was held on February 29 that allowed residents to voice their support and concerns about the proposal for the Inn at Hastings Park. The Planning Board Chairman sees "two serious flaws" with the current plan, including the size of the project (and on-site parking) and drainage near wetlands that are part of conservation land. A revised plan from the property owner is expected.
[August 1 update: The Inn at Hastings Park is now one step closer to happening, as the Lexington Minuteman reports that the Lexington Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved plans for the place last week, which would include a 54-seat restaurant. The article indicates that more steps need to be taken before the inn and restaurant become reality, including the process of applying for a building permit.]
[September 10, 2013 update: A Facebook post from the Lexington Minuteman states the Board of Selectmen have given approval of a liquor license for the Inn at Hastings Park, though with several conditions attached.]
[January 9, 2014 update: The Restaurant Hub blog of The Boston Globe states that the restaurant within the Inn at Hastings Park will be called Artistry on the Green, and that it could be opening a few weeks after the inn's opening date of February 3.]
[February 19, 2014 update: The Inn at Hastings Park is now open, and a new Facebook post from the inn mentions that its Artistry on the Green restaurant is planning to open sometime in March.]
[April 7, 2014 update: According to its Facebook page, Artistry on the Green is now open.]
The address for this new inn and restaurant is 2027 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA, 02421.
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It looks like the site of a now-closed elder care facility and a casket company just outside of Lexington Center will become home to an inn that includes a restaurant and lounge.
The Lexington Minuteman reports that a proposal for the Inn at Hastings Park is currently being looked at by the Lexington Planning Board, with a public hearing on the plan coming on March 26. The article states that the 22-room inn would be built at the site of the former Dana Home (and an adjacent casket company) on Mass. Ave. (at Worthen Road), with a conversion of the existing structures being done rather than a new structure being built.
The Minuteman article states that a hearing was held on February 29 that allowed residents to voice their support and concerns about the proposal for the Inn at Hastings Park. The Planning Board Chairman sees "two serious flaws" with the current plan, including the size of the project (and on-site parking) and drainage near wetlands that are part of conservation land. A revised plan from the property owner is expected.
[August 1 update: The Inn at Hastings Park is now one step closer to happening, as the Lexington Minuteman reports that the Lexington Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved plans for the place last week, which would include a 54-seat restaurant. The article indicates that more steps need to be taken before the inn and restaurant become reality, including the process of applying for a building permit.]
[September 10, 2013 update: A Facebook post from the Lexington Minuteman states the Board of Selectmen have given approval of a liquor license for the Inn at Hastings Park, though with several conditions attached.]
[January 9, 2014 update: The Restaurant Hub blog of The Boston Globe states that the restaurant within the Inn at Hastings Park will be called Artistry on the Green, and that it could be opening a few weeks after the inn's opening date of February 3.]
[February 19, 2014 update: The Inn at Hastings Park is now open, and a new Facebook post from the inn mentions that its Artistry on the Green restaurant is planning to open sometime in March.]
[April 7, 2014 update: According to its Facebook page, Artistry on the Green is now open.]
The address for this new inn and restaurant is 2027 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA, 02421.
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