Through the years many restaurants have come and gone from the streets of Waltham. This is a recent history of the restaurant scene. The guide is sorted by street name and number. If you have any facts that I should include, please contact me. sshurr@gmail.com
Jump to Crescent Street, Lexington Street, Main Street, Moody Street, Newton Street, River Street, Trapelo Road.|
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6 Cooper Street - In the 90's this was an Italian restaurant called Ristorante Marcellino.
At the turn of the century former politician Joe Malone took it over, and it became
C. P. Nutting's (photographs), an upscale steak house.
That business failed, and in March 2002 it reopened under the former management,
and is once again
Ristorante Marcellino.
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After 27 great years in Waltham, John Brewers Tavern will be changing hands. Mike and Hannah Morse, both long-time Brewers employees, will be taking over as owners on January 1, 2026. Mike started with us in 2008, just shy of 16 years old, as a kitchen food expeditor and busboy. He spent 15 years at our Malden location, along with stints in Waltham, learning and working his way through the business in a variety of positions. He is currently the General Manager in Waltham. Hannah just celebrated her 10-year anniversary with Brewers, having worked in both Malden and Waltham. They met while working at Brewers Malden, got married, and now have a beautiful family. We always told Mike that if he wanted to have his own business someday, he should treat the business he works for as if it were his own. That is exactly what he did and now his ownership dream is coming true. We know that Mike and Hannah will carry on the Brewers name with great pride and a strong sense of tradition for all that has been accomplished over the last 27 years. We would not have successfully lasted this long without a great staff and loyal guests. A sincere thank you to the thousands of wonderful people who have worked hard for us over the years. We truly have had and still have some tremendous staff members. A sincere thank you to all those who have supported us by walking through our doors in Waltham, Malden (15 years), and Newton (10 years). Without this steadfast support, we would not have survived. When you're on Marthas Vineyard, please visit us at the Offshore Ale Company brewpub in Oak Bluffs. Good luck, Mike and Hannah! We are proud of you. Bill and Sue Honeycutt
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This address, now occupied by the Family Dollars store, was Woolworths until the chain closed in 1997. You could eat at the lunch counter. The Woolworth name is still visible at the entrance to the store. |
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