Did they not serve mead? I am disillusioned. Every time I walked by that place I would imagine raising a cup with Beowulf and the boys, telling tall tales about the dragons we had slain.
I had my first real date with my wife there. Five minutes into the date, I spilled a bunch of beer on myself (the edge of the bar sloped downward a tiny bit, and I will testify the same on Judgement Day).
Sometimes I think that if I had accidentally knocked her drink, or if it had spilled a little bit in the wrong direction, my life would have been completely different.
With the heavy emphasis on biotech/"life sciences" in the area, a lot of people will still be heading into the office. You really can't do lab work remotely unless you're in a computational space. Sure, some marketing/finance/admin folks won't be in the office as much, but most workers will. And with MIT next door, that's also a lot of faculty/staff/students venturing out for food & beverage options.
It is a bummer that Meadhall closed, as a known quantity in the Kendall area. They had several meads on the menu: maybe the biggest source in the GBA?
I am sure a gleaming new restaurant and/or will be in that place within a year. But the uncertainty is also a bummer. Who knows what they'll throw in there?
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Wow
This is a big bummer! Loved going to Meadhall after work. I wonder if a bookstore will reclaim that space?
I doubt it will be a bookstore.
Do you see many of those opening in high rent districts these days?
Quantum Books?
Quantum Books?
Beer?
Did they not serve mead? I am disillusioned. Every time I walked by that place I would imagine raising a cup with Beowulf and the boys, telling tall tales about the dragons we had slain.
They had a variety of meads
They had a variety of meads (in addition to a ton of beers on tap). This place was great. Bummed it's gone.
Oh no!
I had my first real date with my wife there. Five minutes into the date, I spilled a bunch of beer on myself (the edge of the bar sloped downward a tiny bit, and I will testify the same on Judgement Day).
Sometimes I think that if I had accidentally knocked her drink, or if it had spilled a little bit in the wrong direction, my life would have been completely different.
Hope they find a good new location.
Most definitely
Sloped!
A WFH casuality
WFH is really going to decimate options in Kendall Square. A disappointing loss with more assuredly to come across the city's office centers.
Kendall will probably see the least impact
With the heavy emphasis on biotech/"life sciences" in the area, a lot of people will still be heading into the office. You really can't do lab work remotely unless you're in a computational space. Sure, some marketing/finance/admin folks won't be in the office as much, but most workers will. And with MIT next door, that's also a lot of faculty/staff/students venturing out for food & beverage options.
You are both correct
It is a bummer that Meadhall closed, as a known quantity in the Kendall area. They had several meads on the menu: maybe the biggest source in the GBA?
I am sure a gleaming new restaurant and/or will be in that place within a year. But the uncertainty is also a bummer. Who knows what they'll throw in there?
A Row 34 is going in around
A Row 34 is going in around the block soon. I liked Meadhall but I’ll take that trade any time.
Landlord didnt want to continue the lease
Sounds like business didn't kill Meadhall, but the landlord "did not work with us to re-sign our lease:"
https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ2MHYwOr6j/
AKA, rent is going up
Rather than be worried about WFH killing businesses, the landlord thinks they can get another business in here that will pay even more than Meadhall.