A couple of years ago, we reported that the people behind a high-end suburban restaurant were looking to open a new dining spot in Boston. Now we have learned more about the place, which is on the verge of opening.
The Tables section of The Boston Globe states that Mooncusser Fish House is planning to open in the Back Bay in July, and as mentioned earlier, Ian Calhoun, Vincent Vela, and Carolyn Johnson of 80 Thoreau in Concord are behind the Stuart Street spot which is taking over the old Viga space. The Globe post says that the 60-seat restaurant will focus on local seafood and that both a regular menu and a five-course tasting menu will be available, while a casual drinking area called Moon Bar will be located below the dining spot starting later this summer.
80 Thoreau, which opened in the 2011, is known for its seasonal New American fare.
The address for this upcoming restaurant in the Back Bay is: Mooncusser Fish House 304 Stuart Street, Boston, MA, 02116.
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