#The fix burger bar license#
A liquor license application is in process with the City, according to Covino.Ĭity officials are pleased a known entity is moving to the city. Once the engineering plan is set, the Group will be seeking a Special Permit from the City for the canopy. “We will be doing cosmetic changes and looking to add a pavilion canopy over part of the patio,” he said.
With a plan to open in four months, Covino explained that they are going over building updates and modifications with an engineer. There were many reasons he said he was drawn to the site including, “the population that live in the city, that work in the city and the easy highway access and central location.” “It’s a great location with a lot of buzz,” he said. This will be the second location for The Fix Burger Bar with the first located in Worcester.Ĭovino said he believes the Marlborough location makes for a perfect destination dining spot. He said a “long-term” lease was signed several weeks ago and the Group’s plan is for a 150- seat restaurant with a 24-stool bar. "We at Niche thank everyone for their understanding, support and patience and look forward to being able to open soon.Niche President Michael Covino said they are planning for a Nov. Restaurants like other businesses have overhead expenses and bills to pay, said Covino. You don’t want employees to get anxious or have their families concerned about them coming to work.
“But you have to take everything into consideration. “There was a degree of separation on the kitchen line and everyone was socially responsible,” said Covino. On Wednesday, the company will post on Facebook whether or not it will reopen for the weekend, according to Covino.Ĭovino, with Niche partners and family members, worked in their restaurants before closing. It was smarter to make a move before it came to a head.”ĭuring the closure, Niche Hospitality Group is committed to deep clean and sanitize all of its restaurants and do any necessary small renovations, he said. We didn’t want to remain open and jeopardize any of our employees or our customers.
“We closed out of an abundance of caution. “We made the decision to close before the expected coronavirus surge next week, and will reopen when it’s safe,” said Covino. Others, such as the Fix Burger Bar's Worcester location, were doing limited takeout. Besides The Fix, which opened in late January at the spot of the former Allora Ristorante, Niche's restaurants include Bocado Tapas Bar, Mezcal Tequila Cantina, Rye & Thyme American Tavern, Steam Energy Café and Still & Stir Cocktail Bar.Ĭontacted by telephone on Friday, Covino said some restaurants had previously closed before Friday’s Facebook posting about the closures. Mike Covino, CEO of Niche Hospitality Group, and Niche partners have temporarily closed all of their restaurants in Worcester, Wellesley, Marlborough and Leominster. MARLBOROUGH - The parent company of The Fix Burger Bar on Lakeside Avenue announced that it is temporarily closing the restaurant, as well as others it owns. Mike Covino, CEO of Niche Hospitality Group, and Niche partners have temporarily closed their restaurants in Worcester, Wellesley, Marlborough and Leominster.
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