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Daily Catch Restaurant Seeks License Transfer to 65 Atlantic Avenue

Posted on Author NEWRAComments(2)

The Daily Catch restaurant is seeking to move its beer and wine license from 2 Northern Avenue in the Seaport to 65 Atlantic Avenue in the North End / Waterfront. The target location is the former site of the Golden Goose Cafe that has more recently been operating as Kolbeh Mediterranean Cafe. The menu will mirror that of the first Daily Catch restaurant at 332 Hanover Street in Boston’s North End.

The application will be heard at the October Zoning, Licensing and Construction (ZLC) Committee meeting on Tuesday, October 29 at 7 p.m. at the Mariners House, 11 North Square. See the details below.

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2 Replies to “Daily Catch Restaurant Seeks License Transfer to 65 Atlantic Avenue”

  2. I grew up with Paul Freddura. He and his sons run a quality establishment with excellent food at fair prices. There has never been a hint of trouble at any of Paul’s restaurants. He introduced calamari (squid) to the Boston dining scene.

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