Restaurants & Bars
Zaftigs In Brookline Reopens After 5-Month Closure
The restaurant closed at the beginning of August due to water damage from a fire.

BROOKLINE, MA — After being closed for over five months to clean and rebuild after a fire, Zaftigs Delicatessen on Harvard Street in Brookline officially reopened this week.
The restaurant closed in early August because of water damage and was closed for much longer than initially expected.
“Thrilled to announce the reopening of our Brookline location MONDAY, JAN. 17!” said the restaurant in a Facebook post. "Thank you for your patience. We are grateful for years of your patronage and support.”
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Zaftigs, which also has a Natick location that has remained open throughout the pandemic, will follow all COVID-19 safety protocols to ensure the safety of staff and customers, the restaurant post said.
Among other guidelines, masks must be worn until seated and proof of vaccination is required for all guests.
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Zaftigs opened in 1997, and has been a Brookline staple since then.
To view a menu or order online for pickup, visit zaftigs.com.
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