Published 2 years ago

North End restaurants could pay $7,500 to host outdoor dining

Summary by Ground News

Restaurants in Boston's North End will be required to pay a $7,500 fee to participate in the city's outdoor dining program. Outdoor dining will return on April 1 but North End eateries must wait until May 1 before offering outdoor dining to customers. Some restaurant owners told 7NEWS that they are disappointed with theCity's changes.

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CBS Local

'It's Disgusting': Restaurant Owners Furious Over New Outdoor Dining Fees, Regulations

BOSTON (CBS) – It’s the kind of lunch hour rush on a warm March day that Pagliuca’s restaurant in Boston’s North End neighborhood has been hoping for. Now looking forward to outdoor dining, that’s been a lifeline during the pandemic, is coming with a big price. “Disgusting, I’ll be honest it’s disgusting,” said owner Joseph Pagliuca. Because North End restaurant owners like Pagliuca now have to pay $7500 for a permit to put seats outside, mone…

2 years ago·United States

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The Business Journals

North End restaurants could pay $7,500 to host outdoor dining

In a meeting Thursday night, it was announced that North End restaurants may have to pay a $7,500 fee to continue with the outdoor dining program.

2 years ago·United States

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Boston Herald

North End politicians split over $7500 outdoor dining fee for restaurants

The new city policy that will land North End restaurants with a $7,500 bill each for outdoor dining is drawing mixed reactions from local politicians.

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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