New Development That Includes Restaurants Proposed for "Gateway to the North End"

Plans for a new development in one of Boston's most popular neighborhoods for dining have been presented, and it includes the potential for new restaurants.

According to an article in northendwaterfront.com, a development including restaurants, cafes, and retail space has been proposed for Cross Street between Salem Street and Hanover Street in the space housing The Juicery, Citizen's Bank ATMs, Amy's Nails, and the former Bread + Butter cafe. The post says that the site--which is often referred to as the "Gateway to the North End"--would have a main area on the ground floor, a mezzanine on the second floor, and a plaza that could be used for outdoor dining, with the old building currently found at the site being replaced by a brand new one.

The proposal was presented to the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council solely for informational purposes this week, with the Boston Redevelopment Authority expected to receive a formal version of the plans soon.

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