A Wellesley Summer Notebook: Charm Ramen, Maugus Reborn, and a Washington Street Reshuffle
Something quiet happened to Wellesley's dining map between the last snowstorm and Fourth of July weekend. The Linden Square openings still get the press releases, but if you drove down Washington Street this June and paid attention, you noticed that a single half-mile stretch has more new names on the doors than Linden Square, Wellesley Square, and Church Square combined. The town's summer routines are unchanged. What sits along the walk to them is not.
That is the story of Wellesley this July. The concerts, the pond, the Thursday market, the sidewalk sale, all in their usual slots. And around them, a small handful of restaurants and studios that were something else six months ago.
Start at 555 Washington. For years that address was Lemon Thai. It is now
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