Nearly three months after Gov. Charlie Baker suspended dine-in services due to the coronavirus public health crisis, restaurants are now allowed to open for outdoor dining during Phase 2, which began Monday.
Baker announced the news Saturday, and will give the go-ahead to relaunch indoor dining at a later date in Phase 2 once public health data indicates a continued positive progression.
Breweries, beer gardens, wineries, and distilleries are also allowed to open Monday, provided they offer seated food service under retail food permits issued by municipal authorities, and all establishments must follow guidelines that includes social distancing, hygiene, staffing and operations, and cleaning and disinfecting.
Can’t wait to start brunching on your favorite patio? Here are the local restaurants that have just opened their outdoor spaces for al fresco dining.
This list will be continuously updated as more restaurants open their patios.
Boston
Aquitaine
French restaurant Aquitaine has opened its South End patio and is requesting that guests make reservations via phone or website. (569 Tremont St., Boston)
Barlow’s
Enjoy hearty comfort food on the patio of this Fort Point standby from noon to 10 p.m. (241 A St., Boston)
Bostonia Public House
Reservations are encouraged for the downtown hangout’s patio, which is now open daily from noon to 9 p.m. Before you go, be sure to read the restaurant’s opening protocols here. (131 State St., Boston)
Buttermilk & Bourbon
Chef Jason Santos’s Southern hot spot in the Back Bay has opened its patio from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Chicken and biscuits, anyone? (160 Commonwealth Ave., Boston)
Coppa
This cozy Italian enoteca in the South End is now accepting reservations for patio seating starting Monday at 4 p.m. (253 Shawmut Ave., Boston)
Lola 42/Lola Burger
At Lola 42 in the Seaport, diners can nosh on sushi while taking in some sunshine on its 48-seat patio. Around the corner at sister restaurant Lola Burger, an outdoor patio fills up the entire block, where customers can order burgers and foie gras fries. (Lola 42: 22 Liberty Dr., Boston; Lola Burger: 11 Fan Pier Blvd., Boston)
Lolita
Lolita’s Fort Point location has returned with margaritas and waterfront dining views, with walk-ins available starting at 11 a.m. (253 Summer St., Boston)
Lulu’s
Stop by for a drink at Lulu’s in Allston, where you can call to reserve a table on its spacious back patio. (421 Cambridge St., Boston)
Mare Oyster Bar
Head to the North End for al fresco oysters, crudo, and scallops at Mare, which will open its patio from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Reservations required. (223 Hanover St., Boston)
Metropolis
Call or reserve online to secure a table outside of Metropolis, a South End bistro and wine bar. (584 Tremont St., Boston)
Stillwater
In search of your first frosé of the summer? Stillwater has it, and is now serving the summery beverage on its patio for the first time since the Chinatown/Leather District restaurant opened in late August. (120 Kingston St., Boston)
The Blarney Stone
This Dorchester bar will open its tree-covered patio starting at noon on Monday, with reservations encouraged. (1505 Dorchester Ave., Boston)
Trattoria il Panino
Open daily from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m., this Italian restaurant will serve homemade pasta and espresso martinis on its sidewalk patio in the North End. (280 Hanover St., Boston)
Cambridge
Cambridge Brewing Co.
The brewpub opens Monday at 4 p.m. for dinner, with lunch starting on Tuesday. Reservations are encouraged but not required. (1 Kendall Square, Cambridge)
Moona
Dubbed Moona Oasis Patio, Moona’s new outdoor space is a tribute to the now-closed Inman Oasis in Inman Square. The patio holds roughly eight to 10 tables, and features a canopy, bar cart, and new food and drink items. While Moona isn’t taking reservations, diners can call ahead for the restaurant to hold a table. Open Monday starting at 4 p.m. (243 Hampshire St., Cambridge)
Russell House Tavern
Russell House will kick off its outdoor dining service starting at 4 p.m. Monday. (14 JFK St., Cambridge)
Greater Boston
Dryft
Reservations are encouraged at this swanky Revere spot, though seatings are limited to 1 1/2 hours per group and a maximum group of six people. Outdoor dining launches at 3 p.m. Monday. (500 Ocean Ave., Revere)
Frank
This will be the first time the Beverly restaurant and market has debuted its outdoor patio since it opened in November. The patio opens at 11 a.m. (112 Rantoul St., Beverly)
Tuscan Kitchen
While Tuscan Kitchen’s New Hampshire location has been open for a while, its Burlington outpost opens Monday. Call the restaurant day-of to be added to the seating list. (2400 District Ave., Burlington)
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