News Summary
As spring arrives in Boston, a wave of new restaurants is set to open, bringing diverse culinary experiences to food enthusiasts. Notable venues include Nine Winters in Cambridge, which offers a cozy atmosphere with local coffee and unique desserts, and Nowon in the Seaport District, introducing Korean American flavors. Fallow Kin is set to highlight New England’s farm-to-table dining, while Park City promises a lively space for food and entertainment. Dining options continue to expand with upcoming spots like Darling, Brick Street Bagels, and TBD Restaurant, ensuring there’s something for everyone this season.
Exciting New Restaurant Openings Arriving in Boston This Spring!
Spring has finally sprung in Boston, and with it comes an exciting lineup of gastronomic delights! As the temperature rises, new dining spots are gearing up to dazzle local foodies and casual diners alike. Get ready to explore this season’s freshest venues that are set to open their doors soon.
Nine Winters
First on the list is Nine Winters, which is slated to open in early spring at 292 Concord Avenue in Cambridge. Owned by the talented Marissa Ferola, who previously wooed taste buds at Somerville’s popular Bow Market and through her delightful Honeycomb Creamery pop-ups, this spot promises a cozy vibe. Imagine indulging in sweet pastries and light lunch or dinner options while sipping on coffee sourced from local roasteries like Broadsheet and Bard. For a unique experience, try their espresso tonic inspired by Jeju Island, South Korea, and keep an eye out for local chef pop-up dinners that celebrate various cultural concepts.
Nowon
Next up is Nowon, which will open its doors in either late March or early April in the Seaport District of Boston. Following its successful debut in NYC in 2019, Chef Jae Lee is bringing a taste of Korean American flavors to Boston. Expect a lively atmosphere filled with mouth-watering dishes like burgers, fried chicken, fried rice, and noodles, along with Boston-specific items, all built on a foundation of high quality and fun.
Fallow Kin
Mark your calendars for April, when Fallow Kin makes its grand entrance in the former Craigie on Main location in Cambridge. With owners Conor Dennehy and Danielle Ayer teaming up with Chef Marcos Sanchez, this place will shine a spotlight on New England’s farm-to-table dining. The menu will feature a delightful vegetable-centric approach while treasured flavors from the iconic Craigie on Main burger still have a spot at the table.
Park City
In May, get ready for the fabulous Park City, coming to 383 Dorchester Avenue in South Boston. Restaurateur Mike Shaw and the Broadway Restaurant Group are manifesting a stunning 30,000-square-foot seasonal playground complete with food, drinks, live music, and entertainment. If you’re a fan of New England fare, expect to savor delicacies such as lobster rolls and fried clams amidst fun, globe-trotting dishes that will take your taste buds on a journey!
Darling
Also set to open in May is Darling, at the former site of Mary Chung in Central Square, Cambridge. Featuring a dynamic team that includes Brian Callahan and Zimu Chen and spearheaded by Executive Chef Mark O’Leary, this cocktail bar will be dishing out dim sum-inspired small plates. Perfect for a casual get-together!
Brick Street Bagels
Bagel lovers, rejoice! Brick Street Bagels will open in May at 371 West Broadway in South Boston, transitioning from a pop-up at Buttery to a permanent spot. Owner Jordan Renouf is taking bagel artistry to the next level, expanding the menu to include delicious sandwiches alongside a robust coffee program—all while keeping that beloved pop-up charm!
TBD Restaurant
Another delicious addition to the South End is the TBD Restaurant, which is set to open in May at 490 Harrison Avenue. This new eatery is created by the masterminds behind the well-loved Italian steakhouse Prima. Expect a grand outdoor patio to complement the culinary offerings, creating the perfect atmosphere for a delightful dining experience.
Third Time Ice Cream
Lastly, sweeten up your late spring and summer with Third Time Ice Cream, making its mark in East Somerville. Managed by Nick Ladin-Sienne, this shop is transitioning from a successful pop-up to a permanent destination for fans of delectable ice cream and coffee. With seasonal flavors that have already amassed a cult following, there’ll be plenty of enticing food choices to complement the creamy treats!
So there you have it, Boston! As warmer days approach, excitement is in the air with these fabulous new dining establishments set to open across the city. Grab your friends, prepare your palates, and get ready to explore all the deliciousness this spring has to offer!
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