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Now we have learned that the changeover has officially taken place.Happy Lemon is available for dine-in, take out and delivery. Last year it was reported thatВ an Irish pub in the western suburbs that closed at the start of the coronavirus outbreak was getting a new but familiar name. Take-Out/Delivery Options. Coffee, Tea, Juice Bar, Smoothies Hours: 6349 Pacific Ave, Stockton (209) 451-1176. Latest reviews, photos and ratings for Happy Lemon at 6349 Pacific Ave in Stockton - view the menu, hours, phone number, address and map.

A Facebook post gives a bit more information on the changeover, saying the following:When we closed our doors on March 16th, 2020, we naively thought it would be a short pause. If you're in the area, it's super close to Spark Social, although their hours are more limited (closes at 6-7pm currently due to covid).According to a message sent to us, Tessie's Bar & Kitchen has opened in Waltham, replacing The Mad Raven which was under the same ownership. This means that foot traffic has significantly decreased which also negatively affects store sales.Happy Lemon is a close second to our preferred Yi Fang for the fresh fruit tea, but this location is much closer to work and the price is excellent. Due to preventive measures against COVID-19, stores cant have as many customers in them as before. DonвЂ™t forget to follow our Facebook Page: Cup CommunityHappy Lemon Seattle is a collection of 5 cafe stores around the Seattle area which serve Taiwanese style bubble tea beverages, smoothies, and snacks. For more information, you may visit Happy LemonвЂ™s Facebook Page.

We are back up, and Waltham, we are OPEN!As hinted at in an earlier article, this is a second location ofВ Tessie's Bar & Kitchen, as the original can be found in Walpole (initially, it looked like the new spot in Waltham might be called Tessie's West). When you are knocked down, you get back up. Through the better part of last year, news grew darker, lockdowns ensued - and the thought of re-opening this bar seemed to drift further away amidst all the uncertainty.The pandemic taught us resilience.

In September 2020 an attempt was made to reopen, but with office buildings largely empty it proved unfeasible and the pubs ceased operations after four weeks. Both establishments were shuttered in March 2020 as part of the COVID-19 lockdown. The release explains the decision, saying the following:With the pandemic ongoing, office buildings at low occupancy, chronic labor shortages, challenging governmental directives and an uncertain economy, the decision has been made to permanently close popular Irish pubs The Kinsale and The Asgard. Now we have learned that this won't be happening.According to a press release,В The Kinsale in downtown Boston and The Asgard in Cambridge's Central Square will not be reopening, as they have both shut down for good. The website for both locations of Tessie's is at The Mad Raven in Waltham to Become Tessie's WestA few months ago, it appeared that two of the most popular Irish pubs in the Boston area might open back up this fall after being closed due to the pandemic.

Based on the original location on W Exchange Street in Providence, expect the upcoming outlet to feature craft cocktails along with lighter fare that has Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences. They went home last March, and they havenвЂ™t come back - at least to the extent that itвЂ™s feasible to run a business,вЂќ said Peter Sarmanian, President of Classic Restaurant Concepts, LLC.The Kinsale first opened in 1998 while The Asgard debuted in 2001, with both pubs being designed in Ireland.The Kinsale and The Asgard Remain Closed Indefinitely September Openings Appear to Be a PossibilityIt looks like a cocktail lounge in Providence is expanding to the Boston waterfront.According to a tweet from Boutique Bar is planning to open in the city's Seaport District, taking over the space in theВ Moakley Courthouse that had been home to a location of The Daily Catch. вЂњA huge part of our customer base is office workers. Both establishments were lucky enough to have cooperative landlords, but in the end even that, and PPP assistance, were not enough. Weeks turned to months, and the months dragged on.

Happy Lemon License And Does

More information on the concept can be found at A Cambridge location of a San Francisco-based coffee roaster that appeared to shut down permanently last spring is opening back up.According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden RestaurantsВ Facebook group page, Blue Bottle Coffee in Harvard Square is reopening, with a Crimson article stating that a flyer is up in the window of the Bow Street storefront saying that 'We are training! Excited to welcome you back on October 31, 2021!' The Harvard Square location of the chain was removed from the company website around late May or early June of 2020, with its windows being papered over (the Crimson says that it officially closed on May 30) a check on its website now shows that the Cambridge outlet is back up and it says 'temporarily closed.'Other locations of Blue Bottle Coffee can be found locally in Boston's Back Bay (2), Cambridge's Kendall Square, and Chestnut Hill.The address for Blue Bottle Coffee in Harvard Square is 40 Bow Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138. If approved, the new location of the concept would join another on Commonwealth Avenue by the Boston/Brookline border, but while that one is a full-service restaurant with alcohol, this one may be slightly different, as it does not appear to be seeking a liquor license and does not mention anything about sit-down service, which could indicate that this may be an 'urban-inline' version of the cantina (as soon as we find out more, we will post an update here).The address for the proposed location of Taco Bell Cantina in South Boston isВ 449 W Broadway, South Boston, MA, 02127. Its website can be found atВ Tatte Bakery and Cafe Plans to Open Production Facility, Test Kitchen, and Cafe in South BostonA chain of Mexican fast-food joints that brought its new concept to the local area last fall may be opening a second one in a particularly hot section of Boston.According to a licensing hearing page within the city's website, Taco Bell Cantina is planning to open in South Boston, moving into a space on W Broadway just west of Dorchester Street.