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Recursion

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Tue Dec 31, 2019, 08:59 AM Dec 2019

After 102 years in business, Boston's No Name restaurant is closed for good

https://whdh.com/news/after-102-years-in-business-bostons-no-name-restaurant-is-closed-for-good/

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



After 102 years in business, Boston’s Seaport staple the No Name restaurant is no more.

The sudden closure of one of the city’s most famous restaurants comes out of the blue — surprising even some of the regulars who took a walk down the fish pier in hopes of dinner Monday night.

“Great place man, great food, good company, good people,” Omar Davis said. “Surprised? Yeah, I am, I didn’t even know.”

The sign on the door does not announce the permanent closure. It simply states that the restaurant is closed for a management meeting believed to be about how it will not be reopening.


Damn. Damn. This place had the best seafood chowder in town, and the best fried seafood platter I've ever had. What a damn shame.
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After 102 years in business, Boston's No Name restaurant is closed for good (Original Post) Recursion Dec 2019 OP
Great place, this is sad! redstatebluegirl Dec 2019 #1
Man I'm going to miss that place Recursion Dec 2019 #2
As others have posted, that chowder was fantastic. surrealAmerican Dec 2019 #3
Isn't spelled "chowda"? n/t Yavin4 Dec 2019 #4
Was it called the No Name Restaurant, or was it a restaurant with no name? Brother Buzz Dec 2019 #5
It started as a restaurant with no name Recursion Dec 2019 #6

Brother Buzz

(36,466 posts)
5. Was it called the No Name Restaurant, or was it a restaurant with no name?
Tue Dec 31, 2019, 12:20 PM
Dec 2019

There may, or may not be a distinction.



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