Taking a walk around town makes you realize that Po-town is going through some major changes over the coming year. While I don't have the photos to back up some of these things (like shops mysteriously closing, or Ganesh moving across the street to a new location).
But first we thought we'd foster some unconfirmed, unverified rumors going around that the Brewery Lane Tavern might be changing hands soon.
Our ninjas in Portsmouth inform us that the hands it may be changing to belong to the fantastically delicious Mojo's BBQ Shack, who may be looking to expand its operations (and is also rumored to not be renewing his lease on its current location on Islington Street). Is it true? Who knows. But I suspect that if it is, then enough relationships will remain intact that the good ol' BLTs will still satisfy.
Meanwhile, construction continues on the "boardwalk" that will grace us next summer along Bow Street. We talked with some of the people at Poco's on a particularly slow Monday evening and the design for their own piece of the boardwalk pie seems to be coming along nicely.
It's going to work out to two separate floors, accessible from the second floor of Poco's itself (how many of you have actually eaten up there, anyway?).
But honestly, take a look around - because things, they are a-changing.
UPDATE: It turns out everything was true. I saw this sign out there today:
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But first we thought we'd foster some unconfirmed, unverified rumors going around that the Brewery Lane Tavern might be changing hands soon.
"BLT" is not a sandwich around here.
Our ninjas in Portsmouth inform us that the hands it may be changing to belong to the fantastically delicious Mojo's BBQ Shack, who may be looking to expand its operations (and is also rumored to not be renewing his lease on its current location on Islington Street). Is it true? Who knows. But I suspect that if it is, then enough relationships will remain intact that the good ol' BLTs will still satisfy.
Meanwhile, construction continues on the "boardwalk" that will grace us next summer along Bow Street. We talked with some of the people at Poco's on a particularly slow Monday evening and the design for their own piece of the boardwalk pie seems to be coming along nicely.
And that's just the bottom floor.
It's going to work out to two separate floors, accessible from the second floor of Poco's itself (how many of you have actually eaten up there, anyway?).
But honestly, take a look around - because things, they are a-changing.
UPDATE: It turns out everything was true. I saw this sign out there today:
It's actually a little sad... goodbye BLT.
