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Pie orders, new restaurants, markets and seasonal bites across Boston and the North Shore.

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Open now and opening soon

  • Open now

    Slurp Noodle

    Melrose · 478 Main St.

    Ramen, pho and rice bowls in the former Comella’s storefront; open seven days, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

    Patch, Sep 29
  • Open now

    Antojitos Gourmet

    Malden · 251 Broadway

    Colombian and Latin American menu: empanadas, tamales, bandeja paisa and lechona. The owners’ first storefront after six years of catering.

    Patch, Oct 27
  • Opened in September

    First Watch

    Woburn · 19 Commerce Way

    Breakfast, brunch and lunch chain in the former On The Border space; daily 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

    Patch, Sep 16
  • Open now

    Saint Brigid’s Well

    Somerville (Magoun Square) · 525 Medford St.

    Irish pub in the former Daddy Jones space, known for an Irish-Chinese spice bag.

    Boston Magazine, Nov 5
  • Open now

    First Crush

    Somerville (Union Square) · 259 Washington St.

    Wine bar with Iberian wines, cheeseboards, tinned fish and vinyl nights.

    Boston Magazine, Nov 5
  • Open now

    Ciao! Pizza and Pasta

    Lynn · 41 Sutton St.

    Neapolitan-style pizzeria that started in Chelsea.

    Boston Magazine, Nov 5
  • Open now

    Colette Bakery

    Arlington · 681 Massachusetts Ave.

    Breads, pastries, sandwiches and quiches from a French-inspired local bakery that also has shops in Melrose and Medford.

    Boston.com, Oct 22
  • Open now

    The Goat

    Salem · 311 Derby St.

    New Hampshire-based bar and restaurant with live music; the Salem page now lists hours.

    Patch, Oct 8
  • Opened Oct 5

    The Moseley

    Downtown Boston · 680 Atlantic Ave., floor 9

    Casual fine dining above South Station with skyline views; lunch Monday to Friday, dinner Monday to Saturday.

    Boston.com, Oct 5
  • Open now

    Overproof Cocktail Lounge

    South Boston · 85 Damrell St.

    Craft cocktail lounge from Boston bar veterans with a rum-focused opening menu.

    Boston.com, Oct 22
  • Open now

    Roma Pizza & Company

    South End · 416 Tremont St.

    Stone-oven pizza spot with sandwiches, pastas and appetizers.

    Boston.com, Nov 5
  • Open now

    Bloom Bar

    Seaport · 60 Seaport Blvd.

    Matcha and tea café by day that turns into a craft cocktail bar in the evening.

    Boston.com, Nov 3
  • Open now

    Old Friend

    West Roxbury · 5272 Washington St.

    Detroit-style pizza shop that began as a pop‑up.

    Boston.com, Nov 3
  • Open now

    Black Bamboo

    West End · 57 Canal St.

    Family-owned sushi and Asian fusion restaurant.

    Boston.com, Nov 3
  • Opening “any day now”

    Caffè Ducali

    Winchester · 959 Main St.

    Sibling of the Boston café, with a brick oven and room for cooking classes.

    Boston Magazine, Nov 5
  • Opening in November

    Badam Uyghur Cuisine

    Watertown · 58 Mt. Auburn St.

    Hand-pulled noodles, lamb kebabs and rice pilaf in a small takeout-focused spot, from the owner of Silk Road in Cambridge.

    Boston.com, Oct 2
  • Opens mid‑November

    Harry Hare’s

    Beacon Hill · 147 Charles St.

    British-inspired ale house in the former Beacon Hill Pub space.

    Boston.com, Nov 3
  • Opens mid‑November

    Session House

    Dorchester (Adams Village) · 782 Adams St.

    Irish pub with live music five to seven nights a week.

    Boston.com, Nov 3
  • Opening in December

    Fumo

    Beacon Hill · 9 Park Street Place

    New York pizza restaurant with pastas and snacks, its first outside New York City.

    Boston.com, Nov 5

Reported by Boston.com and others; each place links to its report. Dates can move, so check before you go.

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