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davis_squareAs reported earlier, the Singer sewing machine shop at the corner of Elm and Day streets is moving to West Cambridge. The new prospective tenant is a 16-seat superfast-order restaurant called Oath Craft Pizza.
Here are the submitted plan and the city planning staff report. (Though I see only 13 seats in the diagram.)
From the planning report: "This pizza establishment is providing a different kind of experience by using super-efficient ovens to cook craft pizza in 90 seconds. "
They currently have two locations, Nantucket and South Station, but want to grow into a real chain.
Oath Craft Pizza Has Aggressive Growth Plans for Boston, Starting With South Station (Eater.com, 8/11/15)
The smallest pizzeria ever is opening in South Station (Boston Business Journal, 10/22/15)
Here are the submitted plan and the city planning staff report. (Though I see only 13 seats in the diagram.)
From the planning report: "This pizza establishment is providing a different kind of experience by using super-efficient ovens to cook craft pizza in 90 seconds. "
They currently have two locations, Nantucket and South Station, but want to grow into a real chain.
Oath Craft Pizza Has Aggressive Growth Plans for Boston, Starting With South Station (Eater.com, 8/11/15)
The smallest pizzeria ever is opening in South Station (Boston Business Journal, 10/22/15)
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RE: lack of due diligence by planning staff
Date: 2016-01-20 04:30 am (UTC)Pointless, fevered hyperbole seems to be your thing (given your posting history) – what is up with that?
It certainly doesn't help any discussion (but I understand that it makes you feel good).
I have no stake in the "90 second" pizza place. I can think of worse things that could go there and I can think of better. But looking at the impact that it may have is called "due diligence". It is what adults do.