Top Stories of the Week: Two New Delis; Salad in Southie; More

1. East Coast Grill Is Gone for Real: The Cambridge restaurant reopens as Highland Fried on December 15.
2. Moody’s Delicatessen Now Open in Back Bay: Acclaimed Waltham charcuterie shop expands to Boston proper.
3. Café du Pays Serves French-Canadian Food in an Iconic Kendall Square Space: On opening a new restaurant where a beloved old restaurant once stood and highlighting New England’s French-Canadian roots.
4. South Boston Is Getting a Salad Joint: Shredded plans to open sometime this winter.
5. Oisa Ramen Fills Downtown Boston With Noodles Soon: Guests are encouraged to “own your slurp.”
6. Our Fathers Delicatessen Brings Piles of Pastrami to Lower Allston Today: This Jewish deli is the latest from the folks behind Tasty Burger.
7. Forthcoming Brookline Tea House Claims Big Hires: Backbar fans will recognize Joe Cammarata and Sam Treadway at Gen Sou En Tea House, opening early next year.
8. Winter Is Coming to the Precinct Kitchen + Bar Patio: The Back Bay restaurant will Game of Thrones-ify its outdoor patio in January.
9. Newton’s Newest Bakery Overflows With Honey Cake and Pastries: Prelude Bakery is now open.
10. Downtown Crossing Will Get a Robotic Restaurant This Spring: Spyce was developed by MIT students in collaboration with chef Daniel Boulud.

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