Final Weekend For Cape Favorite Kate's: MA Food Week

MASSACHUSETTS — Welcome to Patch's weekly round up of food and restaurant news in Massachusetts, where we review openings, closings and more in the state's dining scene.

This will be the last weekend for the Cape Cod favorite Kate's Seafood in Brewster. Not only is this the last weekend of the season, but it'll be the curtain call for owners Kathy and John Ohman after 38 years off Route 6A. If you're interested in keeping Kate's alive, the whole restaurant is up for sale.

Spicy Chips Pulled After Worcester Teen's Death

The shocking death of a 14-year-old from Worcester appears to have prompted a snack company to pull its extremely spicy chips from store shelves nationwide.

Harris Wolobah died last Friday after taking the "One Chip Challenge," a social media trend where people eat a single extremely spicy chip made by Paqui. On Thursday the company said it would stop selling the spicy single chips, blaming the move on teenagers "not heeding" warnings about spice levels.

Here's what else was cooking in Patch communities across Massachusetts:

• Peabody Brewery To Offer 'Kölsch 988' For National Suicide Prevention
• Meat Recall: Products Sold In MA May Contain Foreign Objects
• Medford's Tiki Island Restaurant Closing 'Within The Month Or Sooner'
• Somerville Pizza Place Owner's Spat With Dave Portnoy Goes Viral
• Revered Walpole Diner Closes Temporarily [Boston Restaurant Talk]
• Prudential Center Rooftop Bar Opens In Boston
• Most Anticipated Boston Restaurant Openings [Eater Boston]

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