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Popular Ice Cream Shop Debuts + Wonder Food Hall Expanding: MA Business Week
Plus, a well-known activewear brand is opening its third location in the state.
From a boozy ice cream shop debuting to a popular food hall expanding, it's been a busy week in Massachusetts business news.
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Boozy ice cream shop to debut in Boston
Tipsy Scoop plans to open its first Boston franchise at 59 Dartmouth St., with an opening date still to be announced, according to the company.
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Wonder expanding with two new stores
Wonder food hall confirmed to Patch that it plans to enter Worcester and Millbury in the second half of 2026. It’s a mealtime platform where customers can order from more than 20 restaurant brands in a single order for dine-in, pickup, or delivery.
The company has already opened nine Massachusetts locations in Natick, Framingham, Acton, Belmont, Newton, Medford, Watertown, Canton and Burlington.
Fabletics will open at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, marking the company’s third Massachusetts location. The store will be in Suite 710 on Wrentham Street next to Karl Lagerfeld Paris.
Beloved donut shop shutters only Mass. location
Dandee Donut Factory has closed its Revere restaurant, ending the South Florida doughnut shop’s Massachusetts run.
The company announced the closure of its location at 1141 Revere Beach Parkway in a Facebook post.
Mike & Patty's officially arrived in Terminal C on Tuesday morning. The Boston sandwich shop is open from 6 a.m. until 30 minutes before the last departure.
America’s oldest restaurant turns 200 years old
Union Oyster House, which opened in 1826 along what is now Boston's Freedom Trail, is billed as America’s oldest continuously operating restaurant and is a National Historic Landmark by the National Park Service. Around the same time the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, the restaurant will mark its 200th anniversary this August.
More Massachusetts Business News:
- North Shore Restaurant Closed 'Indefinitely' After Driver Slams Into Building
- Longtime Milford Photography Business Closes For Good
- Boston Law Firm Expands To Westborough To Serve MetroWest
- More Than 300 Layoffs Coming To Worcester County Companies
- Brookline Restaurant Raises Money For Local Food Pantry
- Brookline Cuts Ribbon On Large Affordable Housing Development: Report
- Thai Dessert Cafe To Celebrate Grand Opening In Brookline Village
- Peabody Looks To Return $320K To Residents, Businessess By July 31
- North Shore Woman Wins $1 Million On Instant State Lottery Ticket
- MA Extends Alcohol Hour Sales During World Cup: How Late Will Drinking Go?
- Big Winner In Mass Lottery Sold At Reading Store
- Huge Scratch-Off Winner Sold At Wakefield Store
- Leading Toy Company Celebrates 100 Years In Wakefield
- New Primary Care Providers Coming To Worcester County UMass Memorial Site
- State Breaks Ground On New Marlborough Crime Lab
- Sudbury Children’s Store To Reopen After Closing Last Year
- Sudbury Grocery Store To Hold Grand Opening After Rebrand
- Timberland Opens Specialty Retail Store In South Shore
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