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Posted: April 24, 2026
Madras Dosa opens at The Street Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill, MA Madras Dosa Co., the Indian street food concept, has expanded with a new location at The Street Chestnut Hill. Known for its bold flavors and fresh, made-to-order dishes, Madras Dosa Co. brings an interactive dining experience where guests can watch their dosas and chaat prepared in front of them.
“Madras Dosa Co. is a wonderful addition to The Street’s dining lineup,” said Emmy Parsons, general manager of The Street Chestnut Hill. “From their vibrant flavors to their late-night service, they offer something new for our guests, and we’re excited to welcome them to the property.”
Now open, the new location features an open-kitchen setup and a menu of customizable dosas, idly, chaat, pulao, and sandwiches. Madras Dosa Co. offers an authentic, fast-casual Indian dining experience.
The restaurant also offers various catering options, from pickup or delivery orders to fully staffed onsite experiences complete with live dosa and chaat stations.
In celebration of its grand opening, Madras Dosa Co. is offering special promotions including free Masala Dosas, complimentary Mango Lassi or dessert with any purchase, 10% off for students, and buy one Dosa, get one free.
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