The Hub on Causeway
Shopping mall · West End ·
Vast mixed-use development with diverse food hall and bars
Vast mixed-use development with diverse food hall and bars
"A large new development whose associated restaurants and planned food hall are credited with driving an influx of openings in the surrounding neighborhood and reshaping its dining landscape, though observers remain curious whether it will draw diners beyond event crowds." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
"A lengthy roster of local and out-of-town vendors set to open in a food hall at the Hub on Causeway development near TD Garden by the end of the year." - Dana Hatic
"An imminent mixed-use development on Causeway Street that is transforming Boston’s West End, featuring a 15-screen multiplex, a roughly 25,000-square-foot sports bar (with Topgolf suites), a restaurant from Guy Fieri, and an 18-vendor food hall; the project is part of a broader redevelopment reshaping the neighborhood’s entertainment and dining landscape." - Terrence Doyle
"The overall Hub on Causeway development, scheduled to open this fall with Hub Hall following in winter, will include far more than the food hall: I read that it will house a 15-screen ArcLight Cinemas multiplex (the company’s first in the northeast), an event space, a music hall, a Guy Fieri restaurant, and a large 25,000-square-foot bar called Banners Kitchen & Tap with Topgolf suites; the project is being positioned as a major new entertainment and dining hub near TD Garden." - Terrence Doyle
"As the larger development housing Hub Hall, I see that the Hub on Causeway complex will also include major venues such as Banners Kitchen & Tap and a three-part venue called Big Night Live, making the complex a multi-venue destination tied to the new food-hall project." - Dana Hatic