czsz
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So the aesthetic ineptitude of this building extends to furniture as well? Why am I surprised?
As well as the PoMo "Look at this! No, wait! Look over here at THIS!" approach.
McDonald's was replaced by Au Bon Pain. It was in the first floor of the Children's museum, and was always hopping. Kids love Happy Meals. The Au Bon Pain is more fitting I suppose for the parents, and for those who like to feel like it's a healthier alternative.McDonald's was replaced by Daily Catch, which is more appropriate for the setting and location.
North End deli owner sees future on the Waterfront
By adamg - 2/3/10 - 11:37 am
The Boston Licensing Board tomorrow decides whether to let Famous Nick Varano open a bar on the South Boston waterfront.
Varano told the board today that his Cafe Di Marina at 1 Marine Park Dr. - next to the federal courthouse - would be "a very upscale bar and cafe" serving sandwiches and baked goods in addition to hard drinks to workers in the nascent waterfront area. Representatives from the mayor's office and city councilors Bill Linehan and Felix Arroyo supported the proposed bar, in part because nobody lives nearby.
Although Varona is seeking a license through 2 a.m., he said he likely wouldn't stay open that late, at least not at first. He assured the bar he will not try to turn the bar into a nightclub; he is not seeking a city entertainment license. He added that once he gets licensing-board approval, the new building where the bar would go could be ready in eight to twelve weeks.
We'll have to fix that.Your posts have been reaching bostonbred levels of Dada lately ... The only way I can tell them apart is the spelling and capitalization.
Representatives from the mayor's office and city councilors ... supported the proposed bar, in part because nobody lives nearby.
Varano told the board today that his Cafe Di Marina at 1 Marine Park Dr. - next to the federal courthouse - would be "a very upscale bar and cafe" serving sandwiches and baked goods in addition to hard drinks to workers in the nascent waterfront area.