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It’s no April Fools’ joke: Anthony’s East Side Deli is opening at 8 a.m. Monday morning. The new East Arlington deli is at 159 Mass. Ave., the former home of Audio Video Plus at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Marathon Street. The deli’s owner is Anthony Masci, a lifelong Arlington resident who currently lives on Acton Street in the Heights. Masci previously owned Maria’s Italian Cold Cuts when it was in Somerville’s Winter Hill neighborhood from 2008-2010. For more on Anthony’s East Side Deli, see its website, which includes a menu, Facebook page and Twitter handle, @_AnthonysDeli. The deli will be open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day of the week, and its number is 781-777-2033. More on Arlington Patch
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The deli received its operating license Monday night.
A new East Arlington deli could be open by the end of this week, its owner told the Board of Selectmen Monday. Anthony’s East Side Deli’s owner, Anthony Masci, received his common victualler or operating license from the board Monday in a unanimous vote. The deli is moving into 159 Mass. Ave., the former home of Audio Video Plus. The storefront is at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Marathon Street in East Arlington's Capitol Square. About $125,000 went into renovating the space, according to Masci’s application. Masci, a lifelong Arlington resident who currently lives on Acton Street in the Heights, owned Maria’s Italian Cold Cuts from 2008-2010 when it was in Somerville’s Winter Hill neighborhood, according to his application. Masci told the…
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One Arlington Patch reader appears to be getting her wish.
In November, we asked you: What should go in the old Audio Video Plus space in East Arlington? Back then, Amie Capodanno wrote that she’d like to see a “really good sandwich shop” go in there, and it now appears that she may be getting her wish. Signs for “Anthony’s East Side Deli” recently appeared in the storefront’s windows, and the signs say the deli is “opening soon.” The space at 159 Mass. Ave. is at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Marathon Street. That block has seen a lot of action lately, as Something Sweet Without Wheat, a new gluten/wheat free bakery, is opening at 169 Mass. Ave. on Tuesday, and the new Barismo opened at 171 Mass. Ave. on Dec. 20. The Board of Selectmen’s office closes at noon on Fridays, but we’ll have an update …
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The arrival of the gluten/wheat free bakery in East Arlington is less than a week away.
Something Sweet Without Wheat, the new gluten/wheat free bakery in East Arlington, will open Tuesday, Jan. 29, according to a Wednesday press release from its store manager, Teresa Fiore. The Woburn-based specialty bakery, which is also 95 percent dairy free and nut free, except for coconuts, is in the old Barismo spot at 169 Mass. Ave. For more on the bakery, see our past coverage or check out its website and Facebook page. The following is from Something Sweet Without Wheat’s Arlington store manager, Teresa Fiore. After much anticipation, the new retail location for the Gluten-Free Bakery Something Sweet Without Wheat will be ready to open their doors on Tuesday, January 29th. The new shop is located at 169 Massachusetts Avenue in …
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11:45 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Nicole and I are totally going to check this out this weekend. more ›
Will you be one of the first customers? Let us know by posting a comment below.
The new, larger Barismo is opening today, according to Boston Eater. Barismo’s Pete Cannon told Eater that the shop will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. The new spot, at 171 Mass. Ave., is just a laundromat away from the old. For more information on the move, see “East Arlington Coffee Shop Moving, Expanding.” A new gluten/wheat free bakery, Something Sweet Without Wheat, is set to take Barismo’s old digs, at 169 Mass. Ave. The bakery looks ready to open soon.
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Part of a series highlighting Arlington's local businesses before the holidays.
DrumConnection's website Gift Ideas at Arlington's Local Businesses
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Part of a series highlighting Arlington's local businesses before the holidays.
Most of the artists in the gallery are participating in a holiday sale at 10-20 percent off. For more on the gallery, visit 13FOREST's website. Gift Ideas at Arlington's Local Businesses If you're a local business owner in Arlington and would like to be a part of the series, email Arlington Patch Editor John Waller at john.waller@patch.com.
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The annual celebration will include free entertainment for all ages, crafts, a tree lighting, shopping specials and more.
The following is from Capitol Square Business Association. East Arlington First Lights Kicks Off the Winter Holiday Season Enjoy fun, free family activities all afternoon long on Saturday, Dec. 1. Cultures around the world celebrate winter and religious celebrations including Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanzaa. No matter what your traditions, the Capitol Square Business Association invites everyone to kick off the holiday season at East Arlington First Lights festivities sponsored by Leader Bank and Cambridge Savings Bank on Saturday, Dec. 1, from 1-5 p.m. Enjoy any, some or ALL of these FREE activities on Dec. 1 taking place at participating businesses from Orvis Avenue to the Capitol Theatre area as well as for several blocks toward …
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In our "Visions for Vacancies" series, we ask you what you'd like to see in vacant buildings or lots around Arlington.
Each month Arlington Patch presents a new vacant building or lot and asks you to tell us what you think would be the best use for it. Forget what zone it's in, setback regulations and all the other zoning jargon that puts most people to sleep. If you had your way, what would you like to see there? What would be the best use for the community? This month's vacancy is the old Audio Video Plus space in East Arlington, at 159 Mass. Ave. (the corner of Mass. Ave. and Marathon Street). What do you think should go in this storefront? Let us know by posting a comment below.
3:13 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
Clearly we need another bank or a cvs (NOT)! Why do decent human beings choose this forum to spit hate at each other? This is not the 6th grade people...please. How about a high end consignment shop? Clothes, toys, household goods? more ›
Susan Cowie Harris
10:17 pm on Friday, March 22, 2013
Very excited. Can't wait to visit my family and enjoy some great food. more ›