old boston bars that have closed

It has my favorite fried seafood in the Cape. They were Great, miss them. The Tam is a prime example, having first opened its doors sometime during the 1940s, thriving as a beloved townie bar ever since. Also in Franklin, Welicks Restaurant was famous for their Fresh Seafood. demolished 2017 after years of eyesore status..but in its glory days,it boasted of charbroiled meats and steaming lobster ,in bold neon ,to the passing hordes.. There are old bars in Boston, and then there are really old bars in Boston. John Zappala created it into a brigantine, two-masted sailing vessel with elegant dining on two levels. I had Nancy Greenwood! Glad Dinis and Too House were mentioned by others. Expensive but great for special occasions. Yes!! Oscars in Ipswich,General Edwards Inn in Revere,Dales Swampscott,Clam Box, Revere. Keep an eye on Time Out Boston for all the latest, Bella Luna Restaurant & The Milky Way Lounge. Comments as wonderful as article. Durgin-Park, a staple in Bostons Faneuil Hall since 1827, closed its doors on January 12, 2019. Across the street and a little bit south stood a competing stand by the name of The Waltham which did not last beyond I think 1936 and was pulled down a few years later. I do remember that I enjoyed the food. They always loved hearing the drum then hearing their name being mentioned then getting their special ice cream. Everything about Hilltop Steak House in Saugus, MA, was as over-the-top as its sign. Boylston Street -- one of the most popular and busiest in Boston -- grew eerily quiet when the state first required businesses to close under the COVID-19 restrictions. Thankfully, many still survive throughout NE. Thank you for remembering Jake Wirths. Whiskey's: Long a favorite among eager students and Back Bay twenty-somethings, this down-and-dirty party spot and sports bar has closed after an epic run on Boylston Street. It was also always a line to get into either locations. Had many special occasion dinners at Benjamins with the family. So, at the sound of the drum, please join me in singing Kevin a very happy birthday!. My husband and I miss Ma Glochners in Bellingham only one choice but the best cinnamon rolls and broasted chicken. I can still taste their saurbraten and those delicious fries. By 1938, the Kimballs had added turkey sandwiches and ice cream to its offerings, and after those were met with high demand, they opened a restaurant in 1940, serving their own turkeys and other fare. The Viking ,422 Stuart Street..complete with smorgasbord!! Saw Kenny Rogers there in 70s. Thanks for the memories of all. Every year my parents would take me there on my birthday. Well, its often not pleasant. Theres probably some Harvard Business School study on why that is, but its often really disappointing for the customers. The old Joe Tecces on North Washington Street in Bostonfirst date with my husband in 1975! Jayne Rossi-Elliott, First date with my husband, 1970. Susan Finstein Brine, First date with my husband in 1982. Julie Kerbel, Yes, Joe Tecces! The Kings Rook in Marblehead kept me in great French Cream Cheese cake, fruit Frapps and Classical Music. We ate there a couple of times . The one we miss the most Fontaines win West Roxburytheir fried chicken Alabama with the snowflake rolls, butternut squash and mashed potatoes with gravy is to die for!! For many, these sports bars and Irish pubs represented a nod to old Boston as more fine-dining establishments and all-day cafes populated the area around them. Warren Tavern Bars Charlestown The Warren Tavern has been in its current location on Pleasant Street (near the Bunker Hill Monument) since. Amazing Baked Alaska! As West Broadway undergoes massive development, including to the building in which Amrheins sits, one can only hope this bastion of old Southiedoes notdisappear in a cloud of gentrification. Surrounded by cobbled narrow streets near Faneuil Hall, Union Oyster House feels like a step back in time. There Baked Stuffed Shrimp was to die for and they had what they called The Hot Hamburger which was a hamburger in a bun with fries covered with gravy! Explorateur: This all-purpose, all-day hangout was popular with Emerson students and area workers. What a delicious combination. Located on the ground floor, the Jordan Marsh Food Shop and Bakery would have shoppers following their noses toward those signature muffins and other baked goods; once there, they could also browse gourmet snacks and gift baskets. I lived up the street as well- on spring street until I moved to NH in 1987. This beloved restaurant launched in 1963 and quickly became THE place to dine and hobnob. Great summer meal topped off with ice cream and a chocolate walnut brownie sundae! All but 1 of these restaurants were in MA, yet this is titled 7 Lost & Gone (But Not Forgotten) New England Restaurants Id like to add the Wursthaus in Harvard Square in Cambridge run by the Cardullo family. The Newbury Steak House was a firm favourite. Prints & Photographs Division John Margolies/Library of Congress. How about Dini s, a favorite seafood restaurant our family went to for celebrations. There were a few great fun places south of Boston along Route 1. The then-Parker House Hotel had become a gathering place for transcendentalists and writers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Oliver Wendell Holmes and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Answer (1 of 9): The laws in Massachusetts require that bars stop serving alcohol at 2 am. Both were on Main Street in Hyannis! They have a restaurant in Sanford Maine now , unfortunately no stuffed obstetrics or dessert but still good. My father took me to Locke-Ober while I was still in college in the 60s and as I recall the had one room for men and another for women and children. Famous folks like Joe DiMaggio and Judy Garland dined here, and it was particularly popular with Boston's political power players. The menu highlighted the restaurants deep roots, serving up traditional New England boiled dinners and pot roast, as well as steamed lobster, chowders, and broiled prime rib. Bonanza Steakhouse in Pittsfield, Mass! Great German Food and atmosphere. By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. They were as good spot to actually rest while driving g long distances, Great ice cream, my favorites were the coffee flavor and the rum raisin. I always ordered the same thing for dinner: escargot followed by baked stuffed lobster. a whale steak. Oh and dont forget Nadias you had to know about that place it was so buried deep in the South End! I remember great times sitting there with my Dad and having a pint:) I have some similar memories of the Student Prince (aka The Fort) in Springfield MA. I go every year when visiting Bow Lake! I dont think there was a waiter under 80! Popular place to go after classical music concerts we would come over from Boston. In a city brimming with Irish pubs, J.J. Foley's is perhaps the most authentic. Boston, MA 02210; East Side Bar and Grille 561 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141; Easy Pie 1701 Washington Street . Today, The Last Hurrah has the feel of a gentlemens club, but its walls tell a more modern story as a place of political movers and shakers. It did quite well in the 50s but later on less well and she was becoming older and she had others running it for her. Riding the elevator with the attendant sliding the metal door across or going to the toy floor where there were tables of toys to try out. I never forgot Anthonys !! Plus, being in the theatre district, you might see someone famous. During the 1980s, Kennedy's struggled and had to shut the doors of its main store (at Summer and Hawley streets). A little late maybe, but cant forget Mama Leones in Boston {servicemen in uniform eat for free), the Kon-Tiki Room at the Sheraton-Prudential Center; The Commodore in North Beverly; The Junction for ice cream in Essex, MA ; Hojos all-you-can-eat clams (strips only)all across New England; Pilots Grill and Millers in Bangor, ME; The Sail inn near Bucksport, ME; The 95er in Bangor, ME; and Vallees Steak House at Exit 8 in Portland, ME. I miss Souper Salad in Kenmore Sq something fierce, and The Arlington Diner on Mass Ave. God bless them for locating great places to eat, mostly from Yankee Magazine. The last one I remember was off I-80 in central PA; I would pass it on the way to Bucknell U. to visit my daughter. Great coffee, wine & beer bar. Deep Ellum: This popular Allston hangout, renowned for its beer list and welcoming patio, has given way to its sibling and neighbor, Lone Star Taco Bar, which will expand into the Deep Ellum space. How about the White Rabbit in Onset and Libbeys Chowder House in Bass River? Wednesday smorgasbord, homemade pies. Research and anecdotes were pulled from The Music Museum of New England, Dirty Old Boston, The David Bieber Archives, and a variety of other online sources, linked when appropriate. The first time I had a Lobster Out was in Dinis. 617-956-8765. The Last Hurrah is located inside the Omni Parker House hotel, which itself dates to 1855, and claims the much-traveled British author as a reveler and a guest. The Copley Caf became the Merry-Go-Round Bar in 1934, complete with a merry-go-round; in 1978, it was simply The Plaza Bar and Dining Room; then, in 1996, it became The Oak Room and racked up considerable standing among Bostons Back Bay set. We kids loved stopping there, more for the ritual than the actual food, typical diner fare Tho I do recall discovering BLTs there and 7-Up Floats with sherbet!! We moved and after 37 years gone, dad moved in with me in NJ for last 12 years of life. I have lovely memories of both of those! Miss them all. Really a place to go. It was a Greek diner, and they made my favorite Chicken/Broccoli/Ziti ever super lemony, super garlicky. (Well, that and the giant turkey that overlooked it all from the restaurants iconic highway sign.). In March 1951, Howard Flanders and his family became the new owners of Green Ridge Turkey Farm, and a rebuilt restaurant reopened the following year. Below are the nominations by MASSterList readers of their favorite gone-but-not-forgotten bars and nightclubs that have closed over the years in the Boston area. Its not surprising that as one of the Americas first settlements, Massachusetts has its fair share of historic taverns. But it was hard to match the unique charm of the original, whose hallmarks included long waits, 20-seat communal tables, and sassy/surly waitstaff. In 1931, George and Grace Kimball purchased 200 acres of land in Nashua, New Hampshire, and turned the property into a turkey farm. How can we forget Jacob Wirth on Stuart St. in town? Boston Mayor Tom Menino, right, and Providence Mayor Buddy Cianci at Joe Tecces, Feb. 3, 1997. Miss that and my Mom a lot. I agree, always looked forward to the one before you crossed the bridge to the cape. And even though my birthday is in March and they were hard to find that time of year, my dad presented me with a corsage of fresh violets. Some skeptics might wonder if the spots claim as the oldest tavern in America could be the result of too many strong ales. It was such a treat to go there! Also in the early sixties my parents would take us out for fried chicken at the Chicken Coop, we loved it as kids. She ran the Elm Street market in Waltham with her husband who I believe got in trouble with the law. The four Boston gay bars that closed during the pandemic were a pointed reminder of changes the community has experienced for decades. A summertime tradition to visit at least once while leaving the Cape. The owner was a daughter of the people who owned Dock and Dine next door. Around early 80s, the owner was a real fisherman and wed often see an enormous catch in the walk-in frig. Every time a customer was celebrating a birthday, an employee had to bang a drum that hung from the ceiling, and play the kazoo, and encourage the entire restaurant to join him or her in a sing-along. Yes I remember the fried clams in York ME. Sadly, it closed in 2013. Anthonys Pier 4 in Boston and Saunders at Rye Harbor, NH. Ownership plans to turn the space, just steps from the Cambridge border, into an art gallery and a more casual eating space. Follow John Hutchings on Instagram @jlh1918. Dantes Inferno always a stop when leaving Thunder Mountain through Spring field Mass. Still, most of us locals didnt have a chance to give a final farewell to the following establishments: Legal Oysteria: Charlestown's premier spot for slurping fresh bivalves, courtesy of the Legal Sea Foods empire, has closed up its raw bar for good. A little further up Rte 1 was The Ship shaped like a sailing ship. From the Chinese palace Weylus to the giant (and rather unhappy-looking) bull at Full of Bull Roast Beef, restaurants and other attractions including a mini-golf course that featured a 50-foot-tall orange dinosaur competed for attention as vigorously as reality show contestants. Rte. Though now more a restaurant than a bar, you can still stop in for a drink. I wish someone would bring back another restaurant of the same caliber. Several Boston-area gay bars and clubs have closed in recent years, including Chaps (shown in 2005). This restaurant dished up Polynesian food between 1961 and 2000. Stoddard's: Tucked away in the Leather District, this retro drinking and dining haunta favorite of Downtown Crossing's after-work crowdshas shuttered its doors. The food was so yummy, whatever you ordered. Breathe deep the aroma of Guinness and find a new friend to chat with. The gleaming stainless diner was a family stop on every trip to-and-fro Providence and Portland Always a thrill to be the first to spot the big red DINER sign Finding a table always toward the right, passing truckers straddling stools at the long pink counter. What about LockeOber in Boston? Dcor included a large-wheeled 19th-century-style bicycle that hung on the wall, and for a while, a Superman cape could be found hanging in the phone booth in the back. Pewter Pot! We asked you in Augustand again last weekwhich restaurant you miss the most, and what you loved so much about it. He repackaged it as the Hearth n Kettle and eventually expanding that brand to five Cape Cod locations. Love that place. The rooms were big, the drinks were big, and the food was big (the standard-size sirloin was 18 ounces, but much larger cuts were available as well). The Irish pub Lir on Boylston Street is . Bishops in Lawrence was great. 10. Unfortunately its demise coincided with the owners Frank untimely death. I miss her and her restaurant. When I was a kid, we had a summer cottage in Onset in the 40s. I can remember the Lobster Pies that were worth waiting for. I now go to Brax Landing when am in Harwich Port, I was just wondering if anyone knows the name of the restaurant where Kellys on RT 1 is now. And for dessert, you couldnt go wrong with Durgin-Parks Indian pudding. Afterwards you would go outside to see the decorated windows and across the street to Jordans Enchanted Village the to the toy floor. We uncover the best of the city and put it all in an email for you. Following the 1877 deaths of Durgin and Park, Chandler and his heirs ran the restaurant until 1945. Thanks for subscribing! Stay up to date with everything Boston. The grilled and buttered rolls were delicious!! In all, there were 16 gay bars in Boston and Cambridge, according to Pink Pages directories from 1993 and 1994. And where I discovered that pesto is fantastic especially on a toasted roll with turkey and cheese. As a kid until I moved away after 22 yrs, I lived up the street from Fontaines and never The owners were the nicest. I always thot Howard Johnson had the best ice cream, especially their unbeatable Mocha Chip! Also the Magic Pan with their amazing crepes and Soups. Wish we could find the recipe for their delicious Delmonico potatoes . When I was a young art student, a treat was to go to one of Bostons Baileys locations for corn chowder and a sandwich. The best hamburgers and roast beef sandwiches. The best spinach pie & rice and huge Greek salads. The waiters were all old men, and the pictures of movie stars who ate there were on the walls. How I looked forward to that! It really was the best Greek food around. Hilltop was a firm favourite for its ridiculous extravagance with decorations, the herd of plastic cows. Ah, yes, I remember it so well. We went to The White Rabbit every week for dinner. The original tavern was a large three-story colonial-style building. There was no mistaking the type of experience that awaited after you drove past a pasture of fiberglass cows and turned in at the 68-foot-tall cactus sign. Is it my imagination or was the rolls that they put on the table exceptional? I worked at Honiss Oyster House in downtown Hartford right after the employees succeeded in unionizing the restaurant. The Kowloon was the big attration on Route One, and still is. 3 hours later, we headed from there to the Cape !! Gilchrist's opened in Boston in 1842 and, by 1964, there were multiple store locations across Greater Boston. My dad always got finn Haddie we kids would pronounce it. Theres never been any place like like it before or since. CJ Gangi, HUGE servings at Bishops for such cheap prices! Sheila M. Hawes, Cafe Luigi in Bedfordfabulous reasonably priced Italian food, great servicea family favorite for decades. Lisa Schuhmacher, Christos in Brockton. Vallees Braintree, MA, and other locations throughout New England. Enjoy a tipple at these timeless barsand take in some history, too. Top of the Hub: Among special occasion spots, Top of the Hub towered over the competition from its perch atop the Prudential Tower since its inception in 1965. We were stationed at Hanscom Field in the late 1960s & would drive to the Willow Pond Kitchen just for the fried clams. Fantasias near Fresh Pond in Cambridge. It is located in a building that dates to the early 1700s and is listed as a National Historic Landmark. Very smoothly regimented operation and quite impressive. So yummy! Though its a solid, year-round neighborhood drinking and dining spot, it turns into a complete madhouse on game days during baseball season. Dj vu! Everyone treated like family. Potatoes were chopped very fine and the flavor was out of this world! The 240-capacity Allston bar was an unofficial feeder for larger clubs like the Middle East and the Paradise. Unbelievably, they were still making in 2023 Vanyaland. Also there was a restaurant in NH that had trees growing through the building. The Wursthaus was one of the earliest restaurants in the area to offer a more extensive beer list long before beer became hip and trendy. Greatly miss so many,this topic really stirs memories for a lot of us,..how about Dinos Sea Grill on Tremont Street Boston? Dante: The Royal Sonesta's Restaurant Dante has closed after 15 years. I do recall it was ALWAYS mobbed. Which now-closed New England restaurants do you miss most? At that time most of us were in our twenties and had worked at a few other local places like The Last National Bank, the White Pillar, the Brownstone and fun bars like The Russian Lady and Mad Murphys, all great memories, still have best friends from those crazy years of youth! Here are 12 places that we still miss: How many of these do you personally remember? What memories! The best veal parmigiana! It is so sad that they closed. It was really formal and they hosted weddings in the back yard. You can get other food a-la-carte. As a recent college grad, in the early 1970s, I worked in a nearby law firm and was on a tight budget and usually brought a sandwich from home. Once home base to Bostons garage rock scene, the longtime bar space, which first opened in 1907 and was properly established after Prohibition ended in 1933, ended its run as The Abbey in late 2008. I was just craving Souper Salad earlier today. Thats certainly something worthy of a toast. James Hook & Co. Year Established: 1925. The Abbey Lounge 3 Beacon St., Inman Square, Somerville Once home base to Boston's garage rock scene, the longtime bar space, which first opened in 1907 and was properly established after. Great memories. Only place I have visited where you could order a whale steak. So sad its not there anymore! As such, it lays bona fide claim as the oldest restaurant in Boston, and among the oldest in the United States. No mention of Mildreds Chowder House? The lure? The old Park Square Deli. The town purchased the property and still runs the miniature golf course. Today, a mammoth Barnes & Noble bookstore occupies the space where the restaurant once stood. Not living in Boston, it was a place to go to if at 11 at night one got a hunger attact. The enterprise expanded to include four stores located in Boston (on Tremont Street), Hyannis, Cohasset, and Wellesley. Under =Boston Restaurants are 2 Downtown Scandinavian ones; Olas,14 Carver St ,Park Square and the one I think you are remembering.. Various train cars had different themes, Victorias Station always served great steaks and other American Fare. However, the Saugus location on Route 1 was truly vast, with a dining room that could accommodate well over 1,000 diners. Are there any other now defunct companies or restaurants that fill you with nostalgia? This was supposed to be its death knell; instead, its popularity increased. Before that the land was on the Higginson estate. Old Timer Restaurant 155 Church Street Clinton, MA 01510; O'Leary's 1010 Beacon Street Sad to think of these iconic restaurants are no longer around. They made a mean lime rickey too. Quite a fewtaverns around the city can likely boast Paul Revere having drank there, but few can say the same about Charles Dickens. Still miss my favorite restaurant. A real trip down memory lane! Dad would go there traveling from Maine to Boston daily for work, back when it was just a diner. What about the Chateau in Manchester, NH, Coles in Gray, Maine, and many others? There is a Maneros in Palm City, Fla. and its the same family as in Westport. Mildreds! But the man who had been behind those delicious muffins for more than 30 years, baker John Pupek, wasnt ready to let go. For ice cream Browns near Nuble Light ME. The deli food was out of this world and if you were a people watcher late in the evening was great for that. I recall a place called JTs on Route 20 near or in Weston in the 70s and 80s. Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox. We are lucky enough to still have many wonderful eateries from which to choose, from Kellys Roast Beef to Louis Lunch, and we appreciate them all. The HobBob Restaurant on the Boston Post Road in Madison, Connecticut served the most amazing fried chicken and shaved ham grinders! The popovers were stellar. My parents would take us there if we were going to Boston, and it was a special treat for us. Certainly iconic. The store concentrated on classic goods and, in the 1970s, several other branches opened throughout Greater Boston. Still have my best friends for life from there. Worth the drive all the way from Bellingham MA just to have them for dinner, Also the Fin and Fern it was on route 101 going from Amherst to Bedford NH. The marble counter and heart shaped backs on the chairs, the outstanding hot fudge dripping onto the saucer from the metal ice cream dish. We were really sad they closed too. Weylu s palace did not open until 1989 or so. Ive been to a couple of these restaurants like the Hilltop Steakhouse remember going there with my grandparents when I was little and going into the butcher shop too. When I was an usherette at the Music hall/Wang center, I always took my break at the Beef N Ale really nice owner. If you want anything like it, I highly suggest going to Hawthorne By the Sea, which is owned by Anthonys Pier 4, in Swampscott. My first solo car ride when I picked up.2 friends and drove to Salem. RECOMMENDED: See the full list of the best bars in Boston. Because its Kevins birthday today! And last, because its Christmas, Filenes would have dinner with Santa which was the greatest treat of all. I was hoping someone would mention SANDYS at the entrance to Buzzards Bay on Cape Cod. After the bars closed we would go to The Egg and Eye! One of my favorites thats now gone, was Steves Greek on Newbury St. We ate there all the time in the 1990s and early 2000s. Never been to Durgin Parksigh. Sorry its gone missing! (Its clam chowder recipe continues to circulate online, still in demand after all these years). My parents just loved it. And in that, the Cask has a secure place in Bostons history. Not much changed in Eastham either !! We love the pop overs and their Delmonico potatoes and prime rib. So many memories. There used to be a fried clam shack in what is now called the Pavilion at Saybrook Point, right across the parking lot from the Fort Saybrook Monument Park in Old Saybrook, CT. Also the best Grape Nut Pudding I ever had. The Brook Manor! Wonderful staff and so many special nights there with those spectacular views. Boston Gone: The sites of rock clubs and music venues no longer with us. Sablones Veal n Vintage in Bostons East End. It had the same owner from 1922 til it closed when the state ended Rt# 128. The old Lord Fox was the place for local kids to go after the prom! There were Wanted posters and bull horns on the walls. Marios or Manero across from Westport Ct train station was my dads haunt after commuting beck from NYC on the 5:25 or 6:10 evening train. Miss these wonderful old places; the new restaurants today cant hold a candleat least not for me. Our wedding cake came from Jordan Marshs bakery! The Seawitch Restaurant & Shop on Route 1 Gone, Bel-Aire Diner, Route One North, in Danvers, MA. I believe they are still open and that the address is in Walpole, just north of Foxborough. https://www.tfrecipes.com/jordan-marsh-macaroon/. Went with my grandparents to the one on Main Street in Falmouth, now an Indian restaurant. After briefly shutting its doors and changing ownership in 2018, The Tam re-opened, ready to once again sling inexpensive, no-nonsense beverages in an area where such a thing is a real rarity. Ahh, yes, the Pillar House ~ very much a special-occasion restaurant. Gilchrist's opened in Boston in 1842 and, by 1964, there were multiple store locations across Greater Boston. BEST seafood dinner in New England! Fenmore Grill: Situated a long foul ball from Fenway Park, the Hotel Buckminster and its in-house Fenmore Grill have both shuttered. What better footsteps to follow than one of the Union Oyster Houses regular customers, Statesman Daniel Webster, a New Hampshire native who lived nearby, and was said to eat 36 oysters a day, always washed down with brandy and water. It was also one of the first, if not THE first restaurant to ban smoking! We would order big sandwiches and homemade Swedish desserts to bring back to our cottage. Lords in Wells Maine unbelievable stuffed lobster, had an extra tail inside and the dessert in the pastry with ice cream was delicious. I remember Elises went I attended MIT. The Parker House as a whole has been the center of Boston and U.S. politics. I miss Ye Olde Mill Grille in Hingham (amazing fried clams) and Steves Ice Cream in Somerville (ah, for a large malted vanilla with Heath bars, M&Ms, and Reeses Cups mixed in). Bond Bar at the Langham. John Durgin and Eldridge Park took that over in 1827 (a third partner, John Chandler, came aboard in 1840, but by then it was apparently too late to add his name). Sadly, not all businesses have been able to reopen and some have . Hoping someone takes an interest in Durgin Park and re-open it again A shame to see a legend fade away. That was also my introduction to Greek food. At first, Kennedy's specialized in boy's and men's clothing before venturing into the field of women's clothing in the 1930s. Many times we asked for more Popovers. We would go there from West Roxbury for their fried clams and bring their pizza home. The Parker House is the oldest continuously operating hotel in the U.S. and its bar is one of the oldest in Boston. Agree Agree. Check out their farewell post on Instagram. Even though Im living away, Im sad at the fact that Cole Farms in Gray, Maine has closed. Its cool to us that these old legacy bands played in places that we pass every day and dont think twice about. Loved the silver cups and plates they would put the sundaes in, and, yes, the hot fudge was dripping over the side. Mary-Ellen Tucker DeRosa. All of these and more. 250 Franklin St, Boston, MA 2110. They sure do bring back many wonderful Family Celebration Memories. The Lincoln was not the name of the stand at first it was the Hypolet Roadside Stand which was her husbands name. At its height, Brighams had 100 restaurants across Massachusetts. If you asked, they also sold their squat red-on-clear Bel-Aire water glasses that the waitress brought before taking our orders. This Boston-based chain was the creation of Cambridge native V.J. Yokens Thar She Blows restaurant in Portsmouth NH, There was also a location on Route 1 in Danvers, MA. Jimmys Harborside in Boston (next door to Pier Four) and The Pillar House in Newton. Apparently he was quite the kidder. Freds Turkey house& Hills in Hyannis had garden outside they grew their own veggies & served food family style Sorely missed.Good times!

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