Linear Retail leases 1,630 s/f to SlowBones

According to Linear Retail Properties, LLC, a new modern barbecue concept, SlowBones is opening soon at Burlington Marketplace, 68 Burlington Mall Rd. SlowBones is a new concept from the founder and former owner of Boston Chicken (now known as Boston Market), Kip Kolow. Burlington Marketplace will be SlowBones' first location. The 1,630 s/f restaurant is replacing D'Angelo at Burlington Marketplace and will be next to Starbucks. Evan Eisenhardt, leasing representative with Linear Retail said, "We welcome SlowBones to our tasty lineup of restaurants including Chipotle, b.good and Clover."

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