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Acclaimed Seaport restaurant Chickadee to close after 8 years

Дата публикации: 15-07-2026 15:19:35

The James Beard-nominated Mediterranean restaurant Chickadee will close Saturday, July 18.
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Food News The James Beard-nominated Mediterranean restaurant Chickadee will close Saturday, July 18. A plate of fried chicken with cheddar biscuits, a pat of butter, and a ramekin of creamy dipping sauce topped with chives. The half fried chicken served at Chickadee Restaurant in the Seaport. Matthew J Lee/Globe Staff

One of Boston’s most acclaimed Mediterranean restaurants is closing its doors. Chickadee, the James Beard-nominated Seaport restaurant, announced that it will close Saturday, ending an eight-year run in the Innovation and Design building.

The restaurant announced the news on Instagram, saying that “with a full heart (and yes, a few tears)” its last day of service will be July 18. In the post, Chickadee thanked the city and the Seaport neighborhood for giving the restaurant “a place to grow.”

Chef John DaSilva and beverage director Ted Kilpatrick opened Chickadee at 21 Drydock Ave. in 2018, after meeting while working at the now-closed No. 9 Park. The restaurant quickly earned national recognition, receiving a James Beard nomination for Best New Restaurant, while DaSilva went on to earn three additional nods for Best Chef: Northeast.

During the pandemic, Chickadee staff pivoted to a robust takeout program that helped sustain the business. The restaurant was known for its Mediterranean-inspired dishes like the squid ink fusilli and inventive craft cocktails like the cosmonaut milk punch.

Squid ink fusilli, sopressata, tomato, ink and olive bread crumb, at Chickadee in the Innovation & Design Building in the Seaport. – Josh Reynolds for The Boston Globe

Chickadee hosted a monthly Cookbook Club series where DaSilva prepared dishes inspired by chefs and cookbook authors he admired for intimate dinners with small groups at the restaurant.

In its farewell, the restaurant invited diners to stop by for a “last taste, a last toast, and a last ‘hello’ at the bar.”


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