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Valerie Hall

South Boston’s Stats Bar is getting a big upgrade

Stats Bar & Grille, a true Southie favorite, is about to transform in a major way. The beloved spot on Dorchester St. will be replaced by a five-story building with 15 apartments (including affordable options) and a new restaurant space—where Stats will make its comeback. Locals can expect more housing, new jobs, and a fresh look for the neighborhood, but some are wondering what this means for the bar’s unique vibe. Construction could start later this year. How do you feel about South Boston’s changing face? #Food #SouthBoston #StatsBar

Annette Jones

South Boston’s food & fun scene is exploding

South Boston is buzzing with new flavors and activities! Si Cara, known for its cloud-like canotto pizza, is opening on West Broadway, while Sally’s Apizza—famous for its legendary New Haven pies—is coming to Fort Point. The Broadway Restaurant Group is launching Cook House, a massive new eatery with cozy corners and a bakery café. For coffee lovers, Reunion Café is set to revive the old Mul’s Diner spot. And if you’re into sports, get ready for Boston’s first indoor padel club and multiple new pickleball venues. Which spot are you most excited to try? #Food #SouthBoston #Foodie

Henry Thomas

Real Housewives bring Southie glam

South Boston just got a dose of Bravo drama! The Real Housewives of Rhode Island were spotted filming at Capo’s Supper Club this Sunday, thanks to new cast member Rosie Woods, who’s married to local Sinatra Sunday favorite Rich DiMare. Locals caught the cameras rolling as Rosie cheered on her husband and the Ron Poster Trio. If you haven’t checked out Sinatra Sunday at Capo yet, now’s the time—who knows, you might end up on TV! Anyone else excited to see how Southie shines on the new season? #Entertainment #TVSeries #SouthBoston

Michael Weiss

South Boston kid’s mullet takes on America

Brody Byrne from South Boston is rocking his signature mullet again in the national championship, and his confidence is off the charts. He’s been growing his hair since 2020, calling it “business in the front, party in the back”—and honestly, it’s become a local legend. Last year, Brody not only snagged second place but also raised over $9,000 for charity. His mom even made him an Instagram page to rally support. The big question: Will Brody’s epic mullet bring the title home this year? Let’s cheer him on and see if Southie pride can win it all! #Beauty #SouthBoston #MulletChampionship

dianefrank

Southie’s Broadway reopens with bold new flavors

The Broadway in South Boston is back after a summer makeover, and the changes are turning heads. Locals will spot a refreshed menu—some old favorites are gone, but the new dishes are already getting rave reviews. Think gnocchi bursting with color, a giant mortadella focaccia, and a cacio e pepe mac & cheese with a peppery kick. Pizza lovers, your classics are safe, but don’t miss the new fig & pig pie. Plus, there’s a raw bar now, and $1 oysters every Wednesday. The vibe? Warmer, more mature, and totally Southie. Who’s checking it out this week? #Food #SouthBoston #TheBroadway

Chad Williams

Southie’s City Point Wildcats: Legends of the ’50s

South Boston’s City Point Wildcats were the heart of neighborhood football long before social media or energy drinks. Back in the 1950s, teams like the Wildcats, Hawks, and Mercers brought the community together, playing fierce games at Perry School yard. These local legends, including names like Herbie Quill and Harry Uhlman, not only shaped Southie’s sports scene but also went on to serve in the Korean War. Their story is a reminder of how tight-knit and tough Southie has always been. Got your own old-school Southie memories or photos? Let’s keep this history alive—share them with the community! #Sports #Football #SouthBoston

Amber Mcguire

South Boston’s new ferry: What changes now?

A massive 400-passenger ferry is joining the MBTA fleet, and South Boston just scored a brand-new ferry stop at Pier 10. This means faster, less crowded commutes for folks heading to the Seaport, North Station, or Hingham. The Millennium, MBTA’s largest ferry yet, is fully accessible and even has a snack bar—perfect for busy mornings. Plus, the new South Boston stop offers $5 rides and connects key waterfront spots. With ferry ridership booming, these upgrades could seriously change how we get around. Anyone thinking of swapping their car or train ride for the ferry? #Transportation #SouthBoston #MBTA

Ryan Horne

South Boston’s Grand Ten Distilling says farewell—for now

Grand Ten Distilling, a beloved South Boston spot for craft spirits and community gatherings, is closing its doors on October 19th due to rising city costs. For over a decade, Grand Ten has been more than just a distillery—it’s been a place for Friday night flights, trivia, and neighborly generosity. While this chapter is ending, the team promises it’s not goodbye forever; they’re already searching for a new Boston home. If you’ve ever enjoyed a cocktail here or benefited from their support, now’s the time to stop by, raise a glass, and share your favorite Grand Ten memory. What will you miss most? #Food #SouthBoston #GrandTenDistilling

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