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Ashmont To Get New Restaurant In Mixed-use Building
Posted on 03/28/2007 16:52:51 | Link | Post Comment
Big developments going down in Dorchester. The Red Line's Ashmont station is being fixed up. Across Peabody Square, new owners of the Ashmont Grill have been making a lot of diners happy.
Now, those same owners have made their next move.
Chef-restaurateur Chris Douglass will open a "pizza and pasta concept" in The Carruth.
The Carruth, located at 1900 Dorchester Ave. adjacent to the MBTA's Ashmont Peabody Square Station, will have close to 11,000 square feet on the ground floor for retail, 42 moderately priced condominiums and 74 affordable rental units and parking.
Source: Douglass signs deal to open Dorchester eatery - By Naomi R. Kooker, Boston Business Journal
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