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Several months ago, it was learned that a celebrity chef was going to be bringing a new restaurant concept to Boston, and now we have learned that he may be bringing an existing concept to the city as well.
According to a tweet from @FortPointer, Gordon Ramsay Street Pizza is looking to open in the Fort Point section of Boston, and it would apparently be moving into a space on Congress Street near where it meets A Street. A Fort Point Neighborhood Association notice says that a meeting is slated for November 30 for the proposed dining spot, including its request for a beer and wine license. Based on its locations in England, the Boston outlet of Gordon Ramsay Street Pizza could be offering "bottomless" pizza, in which customers can choose from a variety of options and eat as little or as much as they want.
In addition to Gordon Ramsay Street Pizza, Ramsay is also going to be opening Ramsay's Kitchen in the former Bar Boulud space within the Mandarin Oriental hotel in the Back Bay.
The address shown for the proposed Gordon Ramsay Street Pizza is 365 Congress Street, but we are still trying to confirmation of this (stay tuned for updates). The website for the other Gordon Ramsay Street Pizza locations can be found at https://ift.tt/3CQ1C63
[Earlier Article]
Ramsay's Kitchen to Open in the Former Bar Boulud Space in Boston's Back Bay
[A related post from our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants): List of Restaurant Closings and Openings in the Boston Area]
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