Business Matters: Central Mass. by the Numbers, Sunday, Oct. 4
Worcester Telegram & Gazette's article on upcoming and recent changes in Worcester's culinary and residential landscape.
Upcoming Restaurants and Changes
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Café Eidy: An upscale eatery is expected to open in February at 643 Chandler St., formerly occupied by Perry's Tatnuck Deli and Bushel N' Peck. The restaurant will seat 45 people.
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Housing Project: The developers of a 364-unit housing project at 274 Franklin St. face potential loss of a tax exemption agreement due to employing a contractor previously found in violation of Worcester’s responsible development ordinance.
Recent Demolitions and Occupancies
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Chandler St. Building: The conspicuous pink building at 119 Chandler St. is set to be razed, with the demolition permit approved on Sept. 24. It was formerly the site of Beacon Auto Sales.
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Moe's Southwest Grill: Moe's restaurant at 3 Stafford St. closed for good on Sept. 25. The building is listed for $1,950,000 by Glickman Kovago & Jacobs.
Local Brands and Businesses
- Tri-Sum Potato Chips: Originating in Leominster over a century ago, Tri-Sum Potato Chips will only be available through delivery on their website after the company's recent transition to online sales.
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