The May column highlights several restaurant closures around Boston, illustrating the challenges faced by the dining industry. Back Bay's Eddie V's shut after Mother's Day but offered staff positions at another location. Jamaica Mi Hungry closed its Jackson Square branch, focusing on a new spot in Downtown Crossing. Shogun, a 40-year institution in Newton, is now closed, known for its affordability and quality. Lastly, Sam's Falafel & Shawarma in Somerville ceased operations due to the stress of maintaining a restaurant today.
Eddie V's closed its Prudential Center location after Mother's Day, citing a 'difficult business decision,' while offering employees jobs at another Massachusetts site.
After much consideration, Jamaica Mi Hungry decided to close its Jackson Square location, redirecting focus to a new Downtown Crossing restaurant and food trucks.
Shogun, a beloved Japanese restaurant in West Newton, shut down after 40 years, known for affordable sushi and udon bowls.
Sam's Falafel & Shawarma in Somerville ended operations, with the owner citing the challenges and stresses of the current restaurant environment.
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