Food & Drink

Grezzo Owner Might Re-Open on Prince Street

Posted on Author Matt ContiComment(1)

3829669-6841255-thumbnailUniversal Hub reports from today’s Licensing Board meeting that Alissa Cohen, owner of the now-shuttered raw food restaurant Grezzo, might re-open in the same space.

“… her lawyer told the board she was looking to re-open. This time around, however, she would serve “natural,” rather than “raw” food, in other words, some of the food would be cooked.”

Cohen has a month to re-open or sell the inactive license.

Related post:
Alissa Cohen Closes Prince Street Raw Food Restaurant “Grezzo”

Related Articles
Food & Drink

Caffe Lil Italy Receives Support of Local Officials Amid Neighbor Concerns

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Caffe Lil Italy, the tiny Salem St. cafe across from the Old North Church, received strong support this week from local officials at a Boston Licensing Board hearing for a new beer & wine license despite opposition from the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) and some residents. The North End’s City Councilor Sal Read More…
Featured Food & Drink

Golden Goose Cafe Receives Residents Association Support for Liquor License and Evening Hours

Posted on Author Matt Conti

The North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) voted 32-2 to support a request by the Golden Goose Café, 65 Atlantic Avenue that has applied to the City of Boston Licensing Board seeking a new malt, wine and cordials license with hours of operation from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week. The Golden Read More…
Food & Drink

Licensing Board Schedules Hearings for Closing Hour Extensions at Tresca and Vinoteca di Monica

Posted on Author Matt Conti

In advisory votes, the Neighborhood Council voted to support the application by Tresca Restaurant while the Residents’ Association voted to oppose it. For Monica’s, the Neighborhood Council voted to support while the Residents’ Association has yet to hear the application. The Licensing Board has scheduled both hearings for January 26th, 10:00 a.m. at City Hall. Read More…

One Reply to “Grezzo Owner Might Re-Open on Prince Street”

Comments are closed.