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King Street welcomes FiDo Pizza to Allston LabWorks retail space

Allston, MA King Street Properties (King Street) welcomes a new casual neighborhood restaurant FiDo Pizza to its new campus on Western Ave. FiDO Pizza is the fifth concept of Traveler Street Hospitality, the team behind South End restaurants Bar Mezzana, Shore Leave, No Relation, and Black Lamb. Slated to open in the summer of 2025, FiDoo will offer full-service lunch and dinner seven days a week, serving Colin Lynch’s take on New York-style pizza for sit down and take out by the slice.

Allston LabWorks is a dynamic four-acre mixed-use campus along the emerging Western Ave. corridor. Featuring 535,000 s/f of life science space, 35 residential apartments, and dedicated studio and gallery areas, the development fosters innovation, creativity, and community gathering.

With 20,000 s/f of ground-floor retail space across three buildings, the project prioritizes local businesses, creating a welcoming and active streetscape. King Street has curated the retail experience to support and showcase the neighborhood’s character. Additionally, 1.1 acres of public open space — including an ‘Artists Way’ — invites residents and visitors to gather, explore, and connect in this new destination.

Traveler Street Hospitality credits their success to their community of supporters and in an effort to further build connections, they have partnered with Boston-based crowdfunding startup NuMarket.  

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