Robert Daniels+FollowKenmore Square loses another late-night favoriteBlue Ribbon Brasserie has shut its doors in Kenmore Square after just two years, leaving a gap for those who crave late-night bites in Boston. The spot, once home to the beloved Eastern Standard, never quite captured the same local magic, despite its famous fried chicken and brasserie classics. With the closure, only Blue Ribbon Sushi remains from the group in Boston. What does this say about the challenges of running a restaurant in the city, especially for out-of-town brands? And will anything ever fill the late-night dining void in Kenmore? #Food #BostonEats #KenmoreSquare10Share
Annette Jones+FollowKenmore Square loses another favorite eateryBlue Ribbon Brasserie has quietly closed its doors in Kenmore Square, just months after opening in the Hotel Commonwealth. This marks the second closure from the Blue Ribbon group in the area, following Pescador last year. While Blue Ribbon Sushi is still serving up rolls nearby, it’s hard not to notice how quickly the dining scene is shifting in this part of Boston. With so many changes, what do you think Kenmore Square needs most right now—a new classic spot, more variety, or something totally different? #Food #BostonEats #KenmoreSquare00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowRow 34’s Kenmore Square homecomingSeafood lovers in Boston, get ready—Row 34 has made a triumphant return to Kenmore Square, taking over the iconic space that once housed Island Creek Oyster Bar. This isn’t just another restaurant opening; it’s a heartfelt homecoming for Chef Jeremy Sewall, who’s eager to reconnect with the neighborhood and serve up the fresh, honest seafood that made Row 34 a New England favorite. Expect oysters, lobster rolls, and creative cocktails in a beautifully revamped space. Who’s excited to see a local classic back in action? What dish are you hoping to try first? #Food #BostonEats #KenmoreSquare00Share
