“Bringing a little bit of the North End to Atlantic Wharf” is how the Pallotta Sisters teased the grand re-opening of NEBO on Thursday night, June 20, 2013 at 520 Atlantic Avenue. Native North Enders, Carla and Christine, moved the well-known cucina-enoteca from North Washington Street into the (much) larger space in the Fort Point Read More…
As Carla and Christine Pallotta prepare to make the transition of their NEBO Restaurant from the North End (90 N. Washington St.) to Atlantic Wharf in the Fort Port Channel area, the sisters sat down with Eater Boston for an interview. Carla: We’re doing what we do. It’s the same food; we’re moving to a Read More…
North End natives and longtime restaurant owners, Carla and Christine Pallotta, are planning to open a second NEBO (i.e., North End Boston) restaurant in the new Atlantic Wharf complex on the waterfront at the corner of Atlantic Ave. and Congress St., according to a report in the Boston Herald. NEBO is currently located at 90 Read More…
Boston Bruins defenseman, Andrew Ference, has often been seen around town supporting North End causes and, of course, celebrating last year’s win by bringing the Stanley Cup to the neighborhood and holding a flash mob. More recently, Ference joined in this upcoming episode (airs June 25, 2012) of National Geographic’s “Beyond the Puck” with Massachusetts Read More…
The coverings are off the windows and the tables are in place for “Trade,” Jody Adams’ new restaurant at the Atlantic Wharf complex. Also, just opened around the corner, Smith & Wolensky. As luck would have it, Trade’s dining patrons will have a front row seat of Occupy Boston.
Paul McMorrow, of Banker & Tradesman, discusses how Boston Properties has been using more equity than secured real estate debt to fund its commercial development, including the Russia/Atlantic Wharf development. “Boston Properties made headlines in April when it managed to extract, from some decidedly icy credit markets, a $215 million construction loan for its Russia Read More…
Banker & Tradesman reports that the owners of Russia Wharf will rent out the 65 units that were previously expected to be sold as condominiums. Boston Properties original plan was for 215 condos, but the poor financing markets have resulted in the changed configuration. “Swapping condos for rentals now will allow Boston Properties to generate Read More…