It’s been almost two months since Star Market at the Hub on Causeway opened its doors, ushering customers into its 600,000 square-foot space. In addition to groceries, the supermarket sells prepared meals and hot foods; beer, wine, and spirits; and features a convenience store and Starbucks. Some NorthEndWaterfront.com readers like the new supermarket, commenting that Read More…
Star Market opened their new store location at the Hub on Causeway on Friday morning, complete with a ribbon cutting ceremony and free samples throughout the store. The new supermarket features a Starbucks and convenience store layout on the first floor with a large selection of grab-and-go lunches available for the active consumer. The main Read More…
After more than a decade of advocating for a West End / North End supermarket, residents are finally getting their wish. Postcards went out this week to officially schedule the opening of a Star Market on September 20th at North Station’s Hub on Causeway development project. Star Market signed a preliminary agreement in December 2013 for a Read More…
The ABCD North End/West End Neighborhood Service Center (NE/WE NSC) has announced that, as of September 20, the supermarket shuttle bus will be going to the new Star Market location at 90 Causeway Street (near North Station). This will replace the shuttle that previously went to the Star Market in Somerville. Please note that the shuttle schedule Read More…
Postcards were distributed last week advertising the official scheduled opening of a Star Market at the new Hub on Causeway at North Station on September 20. North End / Waterfront residents have been asking for a grocery store in the area for many years. Since Stop & Shop closed on Cambridge Street in 2003, the Read More…
After previously rejecting the podium/entrance design of the Boston Garden project, the Boston Civic Design Commission gave the go ahead for developers Boston Properties and Delaware North to move forward with a $258 million first phase. The initial structure features the “Champions Row” multi-level podium that will face the street and guide people to North Station Read More…
Star Market is coming to town as part of the Boston Garden project and the team is reaching out to various neighborhood groups, most recently to the ITAM Post 8 at the North End bocce courts. “As part of Shaw’s and Star Market’s longstanding ties to local communities for more than 150 years, the company Read More…
Star Market has signed a preliminary agreement to operate a supermarket at the proposed Boston Garden development project, according to Thomas Grillo at the Boston Business Journal. The Boston Garden Project is being championed by commercial real estate developer Boston Properties and Delaware North Companies, current owner of TD Garden. Proponents are set to appear Read More…