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As the pandemic reaches its one-year anniversary, and dining patrons are still encouraged to order take-out, Arlington will soon have an additional option.
Fattoush Restaurant, a take-out-only establishment, will offer Mediterranean and vegan-style food. Catering services are also available at 142 Mass. Ave., East Arlington. Fattoush will be open daily, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Owner Karam T. Touma, who received license approval from the Select Board on Monday, March 8, was an assistant chef at Bô Café, Norwell. He aims to open in the spring.
Common Ground seeks new tenant
Posted Dec. 24: For Common Ground Bar and Grill, it appears to be the end of the line. The Broadway Plaza pub has a for lease sign out front, Boston Restaurant Talk reported, and a source told the blog that it would not be reopening.
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Posted Dec. 24: For Common Ground Bar and Grill, it appears to be the end of the line. The Broadway Plaza pub has a for lease sign out front, Boston Restaurant Talk reported, and a source told the blog that it would not be reopening.
Common Ground closed during the initial round of pandemic restrictions, and nothing has been posted on its Facebook group since March. The restaurant is also listed as permanently closed on Google.
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Kendall Square Za pausing ; town location remains open
Posted Dec. 17: The owner of Za in East Arlington is directing specialty-pizza customers here after deciding to close temporarily its Cambridge restaurant.
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Posted Dec. 14: Didn t many of us long know that Arlington s take-out options are as great as the scenic views ?
Now restaurant-obsessed Marc Hurwitz has let a wider public know.
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In his Dec. 11 Eat New England column at NECN, Hurwitz writes: If takeout is what you opt to do and you find a decent enough day to sit outside, one of the best communities in the Greater Boston area to do both is Arlington.
Toraya to head to Retro Burger site
Posted Oct. 30: The Japanese restaurant Toraya, formerly at 890 Mass. Ave., plans to move up the street, to 795 Mass. Ave.
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