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New South Boston spot to include outdoor space, seating for 400+, lawn games, live music stage

The team behind Loco, Lincoln, Fat Baby, Hunter's and Capo is behind the new venue

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A South Boston cafe that opened three years ago will remain open as plans emerge for a larger development in its space.

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According to a Boston licensing hearing board page, Cannonball Cafe on Dorchester Avenue is looking to transfer its beer and wine license to Park City, which would operate in the same space and include an outdoor space, seating for 440, lawn games, and a stage for live music. The manager listed for the proposed spot is Michael Shaw while the company listed is 383 Lot, LLC, which Bizapedia shows as having the same address as Broadway Restaurant Group (of which Shaw is a part and includes Loco, Lincoln, Fat Baby, Hunter's, and Capo, all of which are in South Boston). 

A spokesperson said the cafe will remain open and they have plans for an expanded space, which will over live music, a pavilion bar, walk-up bars, lawn games and seasonal activities.

The address for Cannonball Cafe (and the proposed Park City) is 383 Dorchester Avenue, South Boston, MA, 02127.


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Editor's note 9/24/2024 11:45 a.m.: A previous version of this story stated that Cannonball Cafe may close as a result of the development. A spokesperson for the project says the business will not be closing.

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