“We also have an outdoor seating permit from the city of Boston that we were granted last summer. “We are very lucky to have a large main dining room with a private room that could accommodate several tables that are socially distanced,” says co-owner Baheja Rostami. The Afghan restaurant is planning to resume dine-in service when allowed (including indoor service later in phase two). on June 8, serving some snacks, salads, and pizzas, as well as cocktails.Ĭall (617) 424-8577 to make a patio reservation or place a takeout order. Located at the Liberty Hotel, Alibi debuts its patio at 3 p.m. on Fridays for pickup on Saturday or Sunday.) (Takeout weekend picnic baskets are available for preorder by 4 p.m. Sunday, with takeout also available from noon to 9 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, and 4 to 8 p.m.
Reservations and call-ahead seating are available. Tuesday through Sunday.Īlcove plans to open its patio, with views of the Zakim Bridge, on Tuesday, June 9. The restaurant will open its waterfront patio as soon as allowed. Here are some Boston restaurants planning to open their patios as soon as they can. The city is also looking into blocking cars from certain streets to allow more space for outdoor dining. Before the pandemic, restaurants would have to go through a lengthy process involving public hearings and meetings with neighborhood groups. Note that this is not a comprehensive list of every single patio open in the Boston area, and we will be unable to add new updates after June 12, but keep an eye on this page for additional coverage moving forward highlighting some other local reopenings (and new openings).īoston’s licensing board has introduced an expedited process to help restaurants that are not yet set up for outdoor dining get approved quickly, with the board meeting weekly to make decisions on applications.
TRATTORIA ALBA QUINCY MA UPDATE
The date of the most recent update appears above. This story was originally published on June 4 it has been updated several times since then to add additional patios and information on Gov. Stay tuned for continuing coverage of reopenings as phase two proceeds, and reach out to with any information that should be on our radar. Here is a sampling of local restaurants that have already announced their intention to open outdoor seating areas as soon as possible. (An earlier announcement of the reopening plan included these businesses in phase three, not four.) Phase four will start in late July, at the earliest. The rest will have to wait for phase four, along with nightclubs. Note: In addition to restaurants, phase two includes some bars, breweries, wineries, distilleries, and beer gardens - the ones that provide seated food service. With each phase slated to last for at least three weeks, depending on how the coronavirus numbers are trending, that could mean that indoor dining returns in mid-to-late June. Indoor dining will resume at a later date within phase two, to be announced. Restaurants will be among the businesses that can reopen, but only outdoor dining will be allowed to start.
Charlie Baker announced on June 6 that phase two of the state’s reopening plan will begin on June 8. Reopening day is here - and it comes with a lot of restrictions. Massachusetts restaurants have been closed for dine-in service since mid-March in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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