Presto Pasta Opens in Boston's North End

A new concept that focuses on takeout pasta dishes has come to the North End of Boston.

According to its Instagram page, Presto Pasta is now open on Richmond Street, being a takeout window located within AquaPazza and being part of DePasquale Ventures which operates such places as AquaPazza, Bricco, Il Panino, Mare, Assaggio, and Umbria. The new business sells pasta to go with customizable house-made pasta meals where customers choose a pasta, sauce, meat, veggies, etc.

The address for Presto Pasta is 135 Richmond Street, Boston, MA, 02109. Its Instagram page can be found at https://www.instagram.com/prestopastanorthend/

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Waffle & Bagel Is Opening at the Burlington Mall

A new fast-casual restaurant that focuses on breakfast will be coming to the northern suburbs of Boston.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Waffle & Bagel is planning to open at the Burlington Mall, with a page within the bcattv.org website and an article from the Daily Times Chronicle saying that it will take over the former Dunkin' space in the mall. The upcoming eatery will feature handheld Belgian Liège-style waffles as well as bagels, bagel sandwiches, fruit cups, and coffee, and it appears that this will be a takeout spot that will not have seating.

If all goes as planned, Waffle & Bagel will open late this spring or early in the summer.

[June 30 update: According to a source (along with an Instagram post), Waffle & Bagel is now open at the Burlington Mall.]

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Graffiti Pizza and Street Food in Allston Has Closed

A dining spot in a Boston neighborhood that was known in part for its pizza options has shut down.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Graffiti Pizza and Street Food in Allston is no longer in business, apparently having quietly closed its doors several weeks ago. The place first opened on Harvard Avenue in March of 2024, offering New York style and Sicilian style pizza along with subs, wraps, pasta dishes, and more.

The address for the now-closed Graffiti Pizza and Street Food was 136 Harvard Avenue, Allston, MA, 02134.

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Kokoro Don Cafe Opens in Somerville

A new Japanese eatery has come to Somerville.

According to multiple sources, Kokoro Don Cafe is now open on Summer Street, moving into a space by the School Street intersection on the outer edge of Union Square. The new restaurant is a Japanese comfort food spot that focuses on takeout (a few window seats are set up inside), with the place offering donburi, sushi, and ramen, along with a Japanese-style breakfast.

The social media for Kokoro Don Cafe mentions that it soft-opened earlier this week

The address for Kokoro Don Cafe is 66 Summer Street, Somerville, MA, 02143. Its Facebook page is at https://www.facebook.com/p/Kokoro-Don-Cafe-61580943861114/ while its Instagram page is at https://www.instagram.com/kokorodoncafe/

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Tasty Kabob and Curry Plans to Open in the Former Simco's Space in Roslindale

A new takeout spot is on its way to a space that had been home to a location of a pair of hot dog stands.

According to an article from Universal Hub, Tasty Kabob and Curry is planning to open in Roslindale, taking over the former Simco's space on Canterbury Street. The post mentions that owner Chaudhary Lateef--who runs a convenience store in Taunton--will operate the upcoming spot as a "quick‑service takeout‑only restaurant" that will be open until 11:00 PM.

The original location of Simco's remains open on Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan.

The address for the upcoming Tasty Kabob and Curry is 679 Canterbury Street, Roslindale, MA, 02131.

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The Emporio Opens in Stoneham

An Italian takeout place has debuted in the northern suburbs of Boston, moving into a space where a Chinese eatery had been.

According to a source, The Emporio is now open in Stoneham, moving into the space on Main Street that had been home to Hong Kong City. Our source tell us that the place doesn't have a website as of yet, but a check on its menu via Google indicates that it offers salads and antipasto, subs, full meals (including pasta dishes), coffee, and desserts.

The address for The Emporio in Stoneham is 303 Main Street, Stoneham, MA, 02180.

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Waikiki House in Whitman Is Closing

A Chinese takeout spot in the southern suburbs of Boston is shutting down.

According to a source, Waikiki House in Whitman is closing its doors, with the eatery apparently looking to shutter sometime in the middle of January. The dining spot, which resides in a strip mall near where Route 18 and Route 27 meet, mostly offers Chinese-American fare to go, including a variety of combo specials.

Our source did not give a reason for the upcoming closure of Waikiki House, nor is it known what might go into the space; if we find out more, we will post an update here.

The address for Waikiki House is 682 Bedford Street (Route 18), Whitman, MA, 02382.

[January 15, 2023 update: According to a source, Waikiki House is now closed.]

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The Take Away in Norwood Is Closing

A neighborhood restaurant southwest of Boston that is known in part for its seafood is shutting down.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, The Take Away in Norwood is getting ready to close its doors, with a Facebook post from the Chapel Street spot saying that "It is with heavy hearts that The Take Away will be closing over the next few weeks. Unfortunately, this is for circumstances beyond our control." The Take Away, which first opened 11 years ago, is a takeout place that offers such items as wings, lobster bisque, stuffed quahogs, macaroni and cheese, fish and chips, baked stuffed shrimp, scallop rolls, meatball subs, and pizza.

The address for The Take Away is 82 Chapel Street, Norwood, MA, 02062. Its website can be found at https://www.thetakeawayma.com/

[November 18 update: According to its social media, The Take Away is now closed.]

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Broadway Eatery in Somerville's Teele Square Has Closed

A Somerville dining spot that focused on takeout has shut down.

According to a source, Broadway Eatery in the city's Teele Square area is no longer in business, with the place apparently closing its doors over the past few days. We have heard that a nearby food shop is planning to move into its space, though details on that have not yet been made public, so keep checking back for updates.

Broadway Eatery offered such items as pizza, calzones, subs, burgers, wings, tenders, gyros, steak tips, rice bowls and more.

The address for Broadway Eatery in Teele Square was 1157 Broadway, Somerville, MA, 02144.

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Fiorella's Express Is Opening in Lexington

A trio of Italian eateries that focus on takeout will be expanding to a new location in the northwest suburbs of Boston.

According to both a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page and a message from Patrick Maguire of Maguire Promotions & Hospitality Consulting, Fiorella's Express is planning to open in Lexington, moving into a space on Waltham Street in the center of town. Once the new outlet opens, it will join others in Belmont, Brighton, and Wellesley, along with two full-service Fiorella's restaurants in Concord and Newton, and it will likely offer such items as lasagna, chicken parmigiana, fettuccine bolognese, lemon chicken, baked gnocchi, and more.

The address for the new location of Fiorella's Express in Lexington is 25 Waltham Street, Lexington, MA, 02421. The website for all locations is at https://www.fiorellasexpress.com/

[December 29 update: According to a tweet from @businessLex, Fiorella's Express in Lexington is now open.]

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Catering by Andrew in Brookline Starts Offering Restaurant-Style Takeout to the Public

A Kosher caterer in Brookline has basically pivoted into the restaurant business for now as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

According to an email, Catering by Andrew on Harvard Street has started to offer lunch and dinner takeout, with the new offshoot of the business--which is called CBA2U--offering salads, burgers, fries, onion rings, and sandwiches such as a schnitzel sandwich and a brisket sandwich. In addition, Catering By Andrew continues to have its Friday shabbat takeout as well, and it also offers pantry items for sale including fresh fish, flour, and yeast.

The address for Catering by Andrew is 402 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02446. Its website is at http://www.cateringbyandrew.com/ while a PDF link to its takeout menu can be found at http://www.cateringbyandrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/CBA-2U-Menu-.pdf

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Several More Boston-Area Dining Spots End Takeout/Delivery While Two Reopen

The three-week mark of restaurant closings other than takeout/delivery due to the coronavirus crisis has arrived, and the trend of dining spots ending their attempts at takeout and/or delivery continues with more places shutting down for the time being. Two places, however, have decided to reopen, but one has some extra limitations.

According to multiple sources including Geoff Wong and Universal Hub, a number of restaurants including Il Capriccio in Waltham, Punjab Cafe in Quincy, 753 South in Roslindale, Tasca in Brighton, Tryst in Arlington, and the downtown Boston location of Crush Pizza have stopped their takeout/delivery options, effectively shutting their businesses down for the time being (Crush in Quincy remains open). Meanwhile, Clear Flour Bread in Brookline reopened this week, but only for online orders and with limited offerings of breads and pastries, with options being next-day pickup or "limited" delivery, and Little Pecan in Brighton is open once again for takeout/delivery. Other restaurants and food spots will likely be closing or reopening over the coming days, so as always, check back for updates as they come in.

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Governor Baker Notes Behavior at St. Patrick's Day Restaurant Celebrations When Discussing Shutdown

During Governor Charlie Baker's press conference today, he talked about the initial shutdown of Massachusetts restaurants and bars other than takeout/delivery, and what apparently led to the ruling will likely not come as a surprise to many.

During the question-and-answer part of the press conference this afternoon, Baker mentioned that the issuing of the restaurant restrictions came on the heels of the observed behavior of people going to Boston-area dining and drinking spots for St. Patrick's Day celebrations on the weekend before the actual holiday. Governor Baker indicated that it was obvious a number of people were ignoring the guidance that had been put out at the time including social distancing, as on the Saturday before St. Patrick's Day, various local restaurants and bars had long lines outside and large crowds inside.

As noted in an earlier article, Baker extended the restaurant shutdown to May 4 this afternoon, with takeout and delivery continuing to be options.

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Some More Boston-Area Restaurants End Takeout/Delivery While Others Decide to Give It a Try

We are now approaching the two-week period of the shutdown in which all Massachusetts restaurants can only allow takeout/delivery options due to the coronavirus outbreak, and early last week, we mentioned that some restaurants in the Boston area that had been offering takeout and/or delivery decided to shut it down, while others that initially decided against takeout/delivery ended up doing it after all. Both of these trends seem to be continuing this week.

According to multiple sources, at least a handful of dining spots including Royal India Bistro in Lexington and locations of Halfway Cafe in Dedham, Marlborough, and Watertown have stopped their takeout/delivery options, effectively shutting their restaurants down for the time being, while Rox Diner in West Roxbury plans to reopen, offering takeout and curbside pickup starting tomorrow. A Facebook post from Royal India Bistro says that "Based on all we know about federal, state, and city-wide mandates, CDC guidelines and science strongly suggesting minimizing non-essential social contact, we have made the hard decision to temporarily close our restaurants for two weeks. Starting Tuesday March 31" while an article from Universal Hub mentions that Halfway Cafe has shuttered because "our people's well-being and safety is our most relevant concern." Meanwhile, Rox Diner mentions in a Facebook post that they had "paused our service because we weren't comfortable changing our business model on the fly in the middle of a global crisis. Since then, we researched, sanitized, strategized and we are now confident that we have taken every available precaution to protect your health and ours."

Other restaurants in the region are making similar decisions on both ends as well, so keep checking back for updates as they come in.

[April 1 update: Eire Pub in Dorchester is opening back up as well (starting at 11:30 AM today), but only for takeout--and as always, it is cash only.]

[April 3 update: Universal Hub tells us that two more restaurants have decided to shut down--Mandarin Gourmet in Chestnut Hill, which plans to close at the end of business hours on Sunday,  April 5 and remain so for two weeks, and DeNo's Pizza & Subs in West Roxbury, which has closed for an unspecified amount of time.]

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Revere Beach Restaurants End Takeout Service; Delivery Service Only Option Now

An historic seaside area just north of Boston no longer has any takeout options for at least the time being.

According to a tweet from @JimMacKayOnAir of WBZ 1030, restaurants along Revere Beach Boulevard have been told to stop offering takeout, which means that they can only do delivery at this point, as Revere has seen a dramatic increase in COVID-19 positive cases over the past week from 8 to 83. A segment on WBZ mentions that the order came from the Revere Board of Health, and while an article in The Boston Herald indicates that the city "encouraged" restaurants along the beach to cease takeout, it appears that the dining spots voluntarily did so, with some switching to deliver-only and others closing down completely for now. It is not yet known how long Revere Beach restaurants will need to stick to delivery-only.

This news follows on the heels of Arlington ordering restaurants to keep customers from being inside any establishments early last week, with dining spots in town now only able to offer service via takeout windows or entrances where patrons remain outside, along with curbside delivery or regular delivery.

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Sub Shops, Pizzerias Not Necessarily Immune to Dropoff in Business

While many restaurants in the Boston area and beyond that haven't been used to doing takeout/delivery have either completely shut down for now or have given it a shot with varying results, it might be assumed that places that have traditionally focused on takeout/delivery before the Coronavirus outbreak might be doing all right. Unfortunately, this isn't always the case.

Based on information from various sources along with a story on WBZ 1030 News Radio, such takeout spots as sub shops and pizzerias are apparently not immune from the dropoff in business following Governor Charlie Baker's ruling last week to shut down restaurants except for takeout/delivery. WBZ gives an example in its story of a North Shore pizzeria that has seen a dropoff of approximately 40% of late, mainly because people are simply not going out or getting together in general, with the story mentioning that business has "dropped off a cliff" in the case of the pizza place. This jibes with what we have heard concerning other takeout spots such as sub shops in which people simply are not going out nearly as much, and while delivery is still busy in some cases, for many, business for takeout places is down in general.

For now, the restaurant shutdown remains in effect until April 6, though it is not known if that date will hold at this point in time.

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Town of Arlington Suspends Takeout Service Inside Restaurants; Curbside/Delivery Remain Options

The state of Massachusetts may be allowing restaurants to offer takeout and delivery, but a Boston suburb has tightened up its rules a bit.

According to a source, the town of Arlington will no longer allow people inside restaurants at all, with an update on the community's website saying that "Starting March 24th at noon, Arlington restaurants will no longer be permitted to allow customers inside their establishment. Restaurants will be required to provide curbside pick up or delivery only." The note goes on to say that the Health Department is also encouraging patrons to pay by credit card either by phone or online in order to limit "person-to-person interactions."

A ruling from Governor Baker that went into effect last Tuesday required restaurants in Massachusetts to close their dining and bar areas and only allow takeout and/or delivery, with a new stay at home advisory going into effect today that won't cause any changes for dining spots, though as Arlington shows, the rules could vary at the local level.

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Some Boston-Area Restaurants Give Up on Takeout/Delivery While Others Decide to Give It a Go

Last Tuesday's ruling that restaurants and bars in Massachusetts could only offer takeout and/or delivery resulted in many places in the Boston area and beyond deciding to try to-go options even if they had never focused on it previously, while others made the decision to not bother at all, instead closing for the time being. Now we are seeing that some shuffling is starting to take place as to which dining spots are deciding what to do.

According to several sources, a number of restaurants in the region are shutting down their takeout/delivery options after trying it for a few days (and effectively shutting down the restaurants for now), with a couple of examples including a tweet from Angelinas Italian Restaurant in Tewksbury saying that "It is with a very heavy heart that we have decided to close today due to the coronavirus" while an article from Universal Hub says that Porter Cafe in West Roxbury mentions that "last night was its final night of takeout service until after conditions improve." Meanwhile, other restaurants that had supposedly closed operations temporarily last week are now giving takeout and/or delivery a try, including Posto in Somerville saying that they opened "for a trial run of take-out & delivery" yesterday and Foundry in Somerville mentioning that "we're launching our 'FOUNDRY TO GO' takeout/curbside pickup!"

The restaurant situation remain so fluid that it is very difficult to know from one minute to the next which places are open and which are not; a Twitter list including hundreds of restaurants is one way to check the latest status of various dining spots, with the link being accessed here:

Twitter List of Boston-Area Restaurants

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Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont Allow Beer, Wine Sales with Takeout Orders

Late last week, we reported that New Hampshire started allowing restaurants and bars to offer alcohol to people with their to-go orders. Now we have learned that three other New England states have done the same.

According to an article from NBC Connecticut, a post from the Providence Journal, and an article from WCAX, the states of Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont are letting dining and drinking spots sell alcohol in sealed containers with people's takeout orders, though Connecticut and Rhode Island will not allow it to be included in delivery orders (it appears that Vermont will allow it, based on the article). This leaves Maine and Massachusetts as the only two New England states not offering unopened beer or wine with orders, though a request to do the same in Massachusetts had hit Governor Charlie Baker's desk last week.

Due to the Coronavirus crisis, all New England states have ruled that restaurants and bars are only allowed to offer takeout and/or delivery for the time being, with each state having reopening dates in place, though these dates could certainly change.

[Earlier Article]
Updates: New Hampshire Allows Beer, Wine Sales with Takeout/Delivery; Maine Joins Other States in Restaurant Closings

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A Sampling of Boston-Area Restaurants and Bars Doing Takeout and/or Delivery

Now that restaurants and bars in the Greater Boston area and elsewhere in Massachusetts can only do takeout and/or delivery until what appears to be April 6, a number of dining and drinking spots have started to do so even though they have not been seen as takeout/delivery places in the past. And since there are countless pizzerias, sub shops, fast-food places, Chinese takeout places, bakery-cafes, and other takeout-focused businesses that simply continue doing their usual takeout and/or delivery, instead of listing every single restaurant, bar, and food spot doing so, the list below gives a sampling of some from the former group--that is, restaurants and bars where you might not expect to get to-go food, though some may not quite up-and-running yet, so please call in advance. Thanks, by the way, to posters on our Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page as well as a post from Eater Boston for some of these; also, if you have any other suggestions for this list, please post at the aforementioned Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants group page above or at the following Twitter pages:
@hiddenboston or @MarcHurBoston

Allston:
-- The Glenville Stops

Arlington:
-- Jimmy's Steer House
-- Tryst
-- Za

Boston (not including the outer neighborhoods):
-- 75 Chestnut
-- Alcove
-- Bin 26 Enoteca
-- Blue Dragon
-- Buttermilk & Bourbon
-- Coda
-- Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse
-- Harvard Gardens
-- Hojoko
-- JM Curley
-- Lola 42
-- Maggiano's
-- Oishii
-- Orfano
-- Pabu
-- Peregrine
-- Ristorante Lucia
-- Rochambeau
-- Salty Pig
-- Scampo
-- SRV
-- Stillwater
-- Strega North End
-- Sweet Cheeks
-- Tiger Mama
-- Troquet on South
-- Tuscan Kitchen
-- Typhoon Asian Bistro
-- Uni
-- Yellow Door Taqueria

Brookline:
-- La Morra
-- Washington Square Tavern

Burlington:
-- Tuscan Kitchen

Cambridge:
-- Bondir
-- Craigie on Main
-- Forage
-- Gustazo
-- Highland Fried
-- Talulla
-- Za

Dorchester:
-- Lower Mills Tavern
-- Yellow Door Taqueria

Hingham:
-- Alma Nove

Malden:
-- Dockside

Milton:
-- Steel & Rye

Newton:
-- Olivia's Bistro

Roslindale:
-- 753 Restaurant

-- Delfino

Salem:
-- Ledger

Sharon:
-- Simcha

Somerville:
-- Five Horses Tavern
-- Olde Magoun's Saloon
-- Sarma

South Boston:
-- Capo
-- Fox & the Knife

Wakefield:
-- Dockside
-- Massimo's

Waltham:
-- Il Capriccio
-- Gustazo
-- Tempo

Watertown
-- Branch Line

Wellesley:
-- Alta Strada

Winchester:
-- First House Pub
-- Ristorante Lucia

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