Casual eatery serving New England–style seafood dishes along with fried chicken.
"You don’t need to jet off to Boston to find excellent clam chowder — East Nashville’s Boston Commons stocks a traditional option next to one jazzed up with green chili cheese. The rest of the New England-inspired menu includes muscles, fried oysters, and shrimp and grits, plus some of the best fish and chips in town (you can choose your style: New England, British, pub style, or a sampling of all three). After a filling meal on the patio, stop for a photo at the “Nashville Strong” mural painted on the building’s facade. The project was a community response to the 2020 tornado that tore through the neighborhood." - Kellie Walton
"As its name suggests, this pub is New England-inspired. Nevertheless, its menu features fish and chips options broken down by tradition. You can opt to have them New England-style breaded with flour, panko, egg, and buttermilk, or British-style with fish that’s been dipped in a Guinness beer batter. Can’t decide? There’s a sampler option so you can try them all." - Kellie Walton
"Some of the destroyed restaurants are still rebuilding, while others are finally reopening this week (Smith & Lentz, Boston Commons), and some haven’t announced plans to return following this devastating year." - Delia Jo Ramsey
"A new name, updated space, and abbreviated menu are in place at long-time Five Points casual seafood spot Batter’d & Fried Boston Seafood House, according to the Nashville Post. Under the new name Boston Commons, the menu shrinks from a far-too-large 160 items to just around 60. For years, New England-style seafood shared the menu with sushi, oysters, and burgers at the unassuming East Nashville seafood house. Matthew Charette, who also owns neighboring business Drifter’s Bar-B-Que and Beyond the Edge, purchased the property in July, and implemented the change, to better suit the neighborhood, he tells the Post." - Delia Jo Ramsey
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