Danish Coffee Studio Replaces Danish Pastry House in Medford

A cafe popular with college students has been replaced by a new cafe with a slightly different name and different ownership.

According to an article in The Tufts Daily, Danish Coffee Studio has taken over the former Danish Pastry House space in Medford, with the latter closing for renovations last month and the former debuting earlier this month. The article mentions that Danish Pastry House owner Ulla Winkler sold both the Boston Avenue cafe and the corresponding wholesale location in Watertown to Benjamin Morales and his family, with the focus of the new place being at least in part on specialty lattes and pastries.

Danish Pastry House had been in the space since 2005.

The address for Danish Coffee Studio is 330 Boston Avenue, Medford, MA, 02155. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/danishcoffeestudio/

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Uchi to Open in Boston's Fort Point Neighborhood

A group of high-end Japanese restaurants with roots in Texas--and whose chef/founder is a James Beard award winner--will be expanding to Boston.

According to a post in Nation's Restaurant News, Uchi is planning to open in the Fort Point section of the city, moving into a space on Congress Street sometime in 2027 that will include seating for 210 people, 11 at a sushi counter, 17 at a bar, and 26 in a private dining room. Based on other locations, expect to see "elevated non‑traditional Japanese cuisine" with options being nigiri/sashimi, deep-fried dishes such as tempura, veggie items such as edamame and shishito, and bluefin specials--and tasting menus will likely be offered as well.

In 2003, the first Uchi opened in Austin, with Tyson Cole being Executive Chef and co-owner, and Cole won (in a tie) the James Beard Award for Best Chef: Southwest in 2011. The restaurant is part of Hai Hospitality, which also runs Uchiko (Japanese farmhouse cuisine), Uchiba (an izakaya-styled cocktail bar), Oheya (an omakase tasting room), and Loro (an Asian smokehouse).

The address for the upcoming Uchi in Fort Point is 374 Congress Street, Boston, MA, 02210. The website for the business is at https://uchi.uchirestaurants.com/

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Niveaux Pâtisserie Is Expanding, Opening a New Location in Boston's Financial District

A French patisserie just south of Boston appears to be expanding to a second location, and this one will be in the heart of the city.

According to a source, Niveaux Pâtisserie in North Quincy is apparently expanding to the Financial District of Boston, with an Instagram reel from Robert Gonzalez of the bakery-cafe showing him outside a storefront along State Street. A Toast page for Niveaux indeed shows a second location at 75 State Street that isn't yet taking online orders, while the reel's video indicates that the new location plans to open early next year.

In addition to Niveaux Pâtisserie (which first opened on Hancock Street in North Quincy in the summer of 2024), Gonzalez is also involved with Masons Steakhouse in Quincy Center.

The website for Niveaux Pâtisserie can be found at https://www.niveauxpatisserie.com/

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Gen Korean BBQ Plans to Open in Cambridge's Harvard Square

Last year, it was reported that a chain of Korean barbecue spots was hoping to expand to Allston, and now we have learned that the chain is planning to expand to Cambridge, though the status of the Allston location is now in question.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Gen Korean BBQ House is planning to open in Harvard Square, confirming an earlier article from the Cambridge Somerville Independent that said the plans were "on pause" back in May because of concerns about how customers would be grilling their own food, including whether open flames would be involved. An update to the article states that the pause ultimately ended after conversations took place between fire inspectors and the business owners.

As reported here in August of 2025, a location of the Gen Korean BBQ House chain--which was established in Los Angeles in 2011--was being planned for Harvard Avenue in Allston, but it still hasn't opened, and a new licensing board hearing page within the City of Boston website indicates that its liquor license may be transferred to a proposed location of Taco Bell Cantina near Faneuil Hall.

The address for the upcoming Gen Korean BBQ House in Harvard Square is 26 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138. The website for the chain is at https://www.genkoreanbbq.com/

[Earlier Article]
Gen Korean BBQ House May Be Opening in Allston

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Oblix Plans to Open in the Former Strega Italiano/Strip by Strega Space in Boston's Park Plaza Area

It looks like an upscale restaurant in London is going to be expanding to Boston.

According to an article in The Boston Sun, Oblix is planning to open in the city's Park Plaza area, moving into the space at the Hilton Boston Park Plaza hotel that had been home to Strega Italiano/Strip by Strega space. The article mentions that the Boston location will serve dinner and brunch and it will include a large dining area, a smaller dining area, and an oyster bar, with a total occupancy of 328. If all goes as planned, the new location of Oblix could open around the end of next July.

The original Oblix in London is known in part for its steak and seafood dishes along with its cocktails. Its website can be found at https://www.oblixrestaurant.com/

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Borgo Italian Kitchen to Open in the Former NY Bagel & Diner Space in Allston

A brand new Italian dining spot is on its way to Allston, and it will have an ownership connection to an adjacent eatery (along with a couple of other restaurants).

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Borgo Italian Kitchen is planning to open on Brighton Avenue in the former NY Bagel & Diner space, with What Now Boston indicating that Dariusz Zywina is one of the owners (Zywina is also co-owner of Punjab Palace next door and Da Vinci Bistro and Soul of India in Sudbury). The upcoming place will offer such options as pizza, panini, pasta dishes, and salads, and it will focus on takeout and delivery, though a few tables will be set up inside the dining spot as well.

The address for the upcoming Borgo Italian Kitchen is 111 Brighton Avenue, Allston, MA, 02134.

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Clementine to Replace The Garrison House in Brookline Village

A new restaurant is on its way to Brookline, and it will be replacing a dining spot that has been around for about five years.

According to an article from The Brookline News, Clementine is planning to open in the space in Brookline Village where The Garrison House currently resides, with Mathew Freid (who was behind the now-closed Idle Hour in Quincy) being the owner. Very little is known about the upcoming place other than the fact that it plans to have seating for 128 inside and 32 outside and that it hopes to be open until 1:00 AM on weekends; more should be known soon (a hearing on the plans is slated for today), so stay tuned for updates.

The Garrison House debuted in late 2021, replacing Magnolia Smokehouse; Hawkeye Hospitality (Elm Street Taproom, Five Horses Tavern, The Chester Tavern) is behind the spot, which is known in part for its classic American fare and pub food.

The address for the upcoming Clementine (and Garrison House) is 6 Harvard Square, Brookline, MA, 02445.

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Charkoal's Brazilian Steakhouse Opens in the Former Continental Space in Saugus

A South American restaurant has debuted in the northern suburbs of Boston, taking over the space where an old-school restaurant had been for a very long time.

A check on the place indicates that Charkoal's Brazilian Steakhouse is now open in Saugus, moving into the former Continental space on the northbound side of Route 1. The website for the new restaurant indicates that it offers a "traditional Southern Brazilian Rodízio experience....an all-you-can-eat celebration of flame-kissed meats" while also showing that another location can be found in King of Prussia, PA.

The Continental closed in the fall of 2024 after being in business for 72 years; it had been known in part for its steak and seafood dishes along with its popovers.

The address for Charkoal's Brazilian Steakhouse is 266 Broadway, Saugus, MA 01906. Its website can be found at https://charkoals.com/

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Ramen Haven to Open Locations by BU in Boston, at South Shore Plaza in Braintree

A growing local group of ramen spots will be opening two more locations--one in the city, and one in the southern suburbs.

According to an article from What Now Boston, Ramen Haven is planning to open outlets by Boston University in Boston and at South Shore Plaza in Braintree, with the two joining existing locations in Berlin, Burlington, and Sudbury. It appears that the Braintree location will open first--sometime this month--while the BU outlet will open in December, and expect to see such options as ramen, gyoza, edamame, Wagyu rice bowls, matcha crepe cake, fruit slushes, and milk teas at the two new eateries.

The website for Ramen Haven is at https://ramenhavensudbury.toast.site/

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The Ramyun Zip Is Opening in Brookline's Coolidge Corner

A chain of self-serve Korean noodle shops is on its way to Brookline.

According to an article in the Brookline News, The Ramyun Zip is getting ready to open in Coolidge Corner, moving into a space on Beacon Street a few storefronts east of the Harvard Street intersection. The store will be completely self-serve and will feature instant noodles with a wide variety of ingredients offered, where customers open a noodle package, add hot water from a machine, and choose from an array of extra toppings to add, including bean sprouts, fish cakes, scallions, and dumplings. (Pre-made bowls will also be available.)

The address for the upcoming location of The Ramyun Zip in Coolidge Corner is 1310 Beacon Street, Brookline, MA, 02446. The Instagram page for the Brookline location is at https://www.instagram.com/theramyunzip.boston/

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Black Bamboo Opens in the Former Bodega Canal Space in Boston's West End

A brand new Asian restaurant and lounge has come to Boston, and it replaces a Mexican spot that closed last year.

According to its Instagram page, Black Bamboo has soft-opened in the city's West End area, moving into the space on Canal Street that had previously been home to Bodega Canal. The new place is an Asian Fusion spot that offers such options as sushi, wagyu fried rice, blooming enoki, creamy truffles udon, and cocktails, and live music appears to be part of the plans as well.

Bodega Canal first opened in the fall of 2018, offering small plates, tacos, bowls, tequila drinks, and more; it closed late last summer.

The address for Black Bamboo is 57 Canal Street, Boston, MA, 02114. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/blackbambooboston/

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Roma Pizza & Company Opens in the Former Rome Pizza Space in Boston's South End

Last month, it was reported that a longtime pizzeria in Boston had closed down, and now we have learned that a new pizza spot has moved into its space.

According to a couple of sources, Roma Pizza & Company is now open in the South End, taking over the former Rome Pizza space on Tremont Street. The website for the new eatery shows such options as pizza, salads, garlic bread, zucchini bites, wings, tenders, sandwiches, pasta dishes, steak tips, and chicken milanese, and it is open for lunch and dinner daily.

Rome Pizza had been in the space for approximately 30 years.

The address for Roma Pizza & Company in the South End is 416 Tremont Street, Boston, MA, 02116. Its website can be found at https://www.romabos.com/

[Earlier Article]
Rome Pizza in Boston's South End Has Closed

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Sam Walker's American Tavern Opens in Bedford

Early this year, it was reported that a pair of comfort food spots with locations north of Boston would be joined by a third location also north of the city, and now we have learned that it has debuted.

According to its website and social media, Sam Walker's American Tavern is now open in Bedford, and as mentioned in an earlier article here, it has moved into the space on Burlington Road where Bamboo used to be. The new location joins others in Woburn and Swampscott, and it offers such options as wings, quesadillas, pizza, sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, and seafood dishes, along with beer, wine, and cocktails.

Sam Walker's is part of Maverick Hospitality, which is behind The Bowery Bar, Lucy's American Tavern, Chubbs Taco & Tequila Bar, and Layla's.

The address for the new location of Sam Walker’s American Tavern in Bedford is 213 Burlington Road, Bedford, MA, 01730. The website for all locations can be found at https://www.samwalkers.com/

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Sam Walker's American Tavern Plans to Open in the Former Bamboo Space in Bedford

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Smashed by BRED to Open at Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston

The people behind a pair of gourmet burger spots will be opening a quick-service place in the heart of Boston.

According to a press release, Smashed by BRED is planning to open at Faneuil Hall Marketplace in November, with the upcoming eatery having 400 square feet of space and offering crispy-edged smash burgers, chicken, fries, and dirty sodas. This will be a departure for BRED Hospitality, as their BRED Gourmet locations in Dorchester's Lower Mills and Cambridge's Kendall Square offer thicker, smoked burgers, while the Kendall Square outlet is a full-service restaurant, bar, and lounge and the original in Lower Mills is a counter-service dining spot with some seating.)

The website for BRED can be found at https://www.bredgourmet.com/

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Xi'an Famous Foods Is Opening in Boston's Downtown Crossing

An award-winning group of Chinese restaurants based in New York City that is known in part for their hand-pulled noodles is expanding to the heart of Boston.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Xi'an Famous Foods is planning to open in Downtown Crossing, with the poster (and the photo shown with a sign up for the place) indicating that it will be moving into the space on Washington Street that had been home to a location of b.good. This will be the first brick-and-mortar location of the eatery to come to the local area, though it isn't their first foray into Boston as there had been a ghost kitchen that debuted on Shirley Street in Roxbury last year that is no longer in operation. (Currently, the only locations of Xi'an Famous Foods are in NYC's boroughs.)

In addition to hand-pulled noodles, Xi'an Famous Foods--which has received accolades from such publications as Bon Appetit, Forbes, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Time Out--also offers dumplings and burgers on flatbread buns.

The address for the new location of Xi'an Famous Foods in Downtown Crossing is 255 Washington Street, Boston, MA, 02108. The website for the business is at https://www.xianfoods.com/

[October 23 update: A poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page mentions that Xi'an Famous Foods is now open in Boston.]

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Fumo to Open in the Former Nine Restaurant/No. 9 Park Space in Boston's Beacon Hill Neighborhood

It looks like a group of Italian restaurants in New York City will be expanding to Boston, with a location being planned for a landmark space.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Fumo is looking to open in the city's Beacon Hill neighborhood, with a licensing board hearing page confirming this while also confirming that it will be coming to the space on Park Street Place that had been home to Nine Restaurant, and before that, No. 9 Park. The notice mentions that the manager listed for the upcoming location of Fumo is Luigi Fanini, who is the managing partner of Fumo UES, and that Nine Restaurant Group, LLC, has petitioned to transfer its common victualler license to 9 Park St Restaurant Group LLC, which would be doing business as Fumo Beacon Hill. Fumo was first established in 2016 with a restaurant in the Hamilton Heights section of Manhattan and today has a handful of locations in NYC; it is known in part for its pizza and pasta dishes.

Nine Restaurant debuted in August of 2025, closing down in June of this year; it had replaced No. 9 Park, Barbara Lynch's flagship restaurant that had been in the space from 1998 to 2004 and which won countless awards over the years, including Outstanding Wine Program from the James Beard Foundation in 2012.

The address for the upcoming Fumo in Beacon Hill is 9 Park Street Place, Boston, MA, 02108. The website for all locations of Fumo is at https://www.fumorestaurant.com/

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Osteria560 May Be Replacing Frenchie in Boston's South End

It looks like a new dining spot could be coming to the South End of Boston, and it would be replacing a French restaurant that has been around for approximately 10 years.

According to a licensing board hearing page within the city's website, Cazarossi, LLC, which is the company behind Frenchie on Tremont Street, is petitioning to transfer its common victualler license to 562 Tremont, LLC, which would be operating a restaurant tentatively named Osteria560 at the same location. The notice mentions that the manager listed is Matthew Burns and that the proposed dining spot would have a dining area, bar area, kitchen and greenhouse eating area on the first floor, along with a seasonal outdoor patio. More should be known about Osteria560 next week, so keep checking back for details. 

Frenchie, which is a Parisian wine bistro, first opened in the early part of 2017, taking over the space where Kitchen had been, and before that, Pops Restaurant.

The address for Frenchie (and the proposed Osteria560) is 560 Tremont Street, Boston, MA, 02118.

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Bean & Barrel Cafe to Open in Reading in November

A new cafe is getting ready to open in the northern suburbs of Boston, and it will also double as a cocktail bar as well.

According to its Instagram page, Bean & Barrel Cafe is planning to open in Reading in November, with a post within the jobs section of the bostonchefs.com site indicating that the High Street spot will be offering coffee and espresso drinks along with "North End pastries" beginning at 6:00 AM, with cocktails being served starting at 11:00 AM until closing time at 10:00 PM. No menu has been posted for the cafe as of yet, so stay tuned for updates on exact food/drink offerings as they come in.

The address for Bean & Barrel Cafe is 45 High Street, Reading, MA, 01867. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/beanandbarrel_cafe/

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LPM Restaurant & Bar Opens in Boston's Back Bay

In the early part of 2025, it was reported that a location of a group of high-end French Riviera-inspired restaurants would be coming to Boston, and now we have learned that it has debuted.

According to its website, LPM Restaurant & Bar is now open in the Back Bay, moving into a space on the second floor of Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street. The new restaurant offers French Mediterranean cuisine including such options as tapenade, caviar, burrata, ratatouille, carpaccio, escargot, gnocchi, risotto, grilled Chilean bass, duck confit, grilled branzino, wagyu tomahawk, and more, along with a focus on French wines. 

One other U.S. location of LPM Restaurant & Bar is in Miami, while nine others can be found overseas, including in London, where it was founded in 2007.

The address for the new location of LPM Restaurant & Bar in the Back Bay is 1 Dalton Street, Boston, MA, 02115. The web page for the Boston location is at https://lpmrestaurants.com/boston/

[Earlier Article]
LPM Restaurant & Bar to Expand to Boston

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Mochiko Hawaiian Has Opened Back Up at Boston Landing in Brighton

Last week, it was reported that a pair of restaurants known in part for their fried chicken and bubble tea had closed down, but now it appears that one of the locations has returned.

According to an Instagram post from the business along with its website, Mochiko Hawaiian reopens their Boston Landing location in Brighton today, with the post saying the following:

Regular service resumes October 6. Thank you for your patience during our brief pause—we truly appreciate your support and can't wait to welcome you! Mochiko Hawaiian Brighton at Boston Landing

The post doesn't say anything about the Newtonville location, and the Instagram page only shows the Boston Landing location so it appears that Newtonville will not be opening back up, at least for now.

A few days ago, Mochiko posted a note on their website that said "It was fun while it lasted. We enjoyed our time together + we tried hard to save it. Ultimately, we could not. Love the fam we built + we will miss you all." It is not known what decisions were made that resulted in the Brighton location to return.

The address for Mochiko Hawaiian at Boston Landing is 133 Guest Street, Brighton, MA, 02135. Its website can be found at https://www.mochikohawaiian.com/

[Earlier Article]
Mochiko Hawaiian in Newtonville and Brighton Have Both Closed

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