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5 spring restaurant openings in Boston

There are plenty of exciting eateries headed our way this season.

Landscape view of Boston Seaport waterfront neighborhood

There’s a lot cooking for the Seaport neighborhood.

Photo by @amyhoro

Much like the magnolias, Boston’s restaurant scene is flourishing this spring. Here are five new restaurants rolling into town:

Grace by Nia | Opening in May
This Seaport supper club run by the Roxbury native behind Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen will feature live music, a speakeasy lounge, and a soul-infused menu.

Scores | Opening late April
Our sports bar scene is growing with this reimagined West End space. Expect bites like the “Tatum Tot Poutine” and smash patty burgers.

Hobgoblin | Opening mid-April
The Downtown Crossing gastropub will specialize in Asian fusion tapas. Think: small bites, burgers, and noodle dishes.

Petula’s | Opening late April
This South Boston gathering spot will open with artisanal pizzas + creative cocktails for dinner, with brunch service coming soon.

Savr | Opening in May
The restaurant inside the Seaport’s St. Regis Residences will dish out creative comfort classics + fresh seafood.

Bonus: Borrachito Taqueria opens soon in the Seaport — stay tuned to our Instagram for a first look.

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