A number of significant restaurant and food-related news stories have emerged in the Boston area between June 24th and June 30th. First, Cucina LaRosa, an Italian restaurant with a rich history in the northern suburbs of Boston, has closed its doors. On the other hand, ButterBird, a fast-casual dining spot by a renowned chef and restaurateur, has opened at Arsenal Yards in Watertown.
Unfortunately, two popular restaurants and bars in Boston suffered severe damage due to fires. The Squealing Pig in Mission Hill was destroyed by a devastating fire that caused extensive damage to the restaurant and bar. Similarly, the Jacob Wirth Building in Theater District was heavily damaged by a four-alarm fire that threatened to bring down the iconic structure that once housed a landmark Boston restaurant.
In addition to these closures, Porters Bar and Grill in North Station Area also shut down its operations. This drinking spot was known for its popularity among sports fans but is no longer operational. To learn more about other restaurant closings and openings in the Boston area, readers can check out our sister site, Boston’s Hidden Restaurants.
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