Massachusetts restaurants are facing significant economic challenges, according to a recent survey conducted by the Massachusetts Restaurant Association. "The industry is on shaky ground ...

A brand that started in 1969 is making a comeback. Before the Olive Garden had all the salad and breadsticks you could want, before Chili’s sang of their “baby back, baby back, baby back,” there was ...

The “original” Ground Round (see below ... huge space and property has been up for sale, or for lease. A sign outside the ...

But before demolishing the restaurant about a month ago, the Laurel Mall donated the Ground Round sign to the museum of Greater Hazleton Historical Society. The museum, 55 N. Wyoming St., will ...

Here's something adorable: Married couple Nachi and Joseph Shea, who have never owned a restaurant before, have acquired the rights to Ground Round. After growing up with so many fond memories of ...

Joseph Shea, owner of Pure Source Water Systems in Shrewsbury, has drawn up plans to convert the former Bauhinia restaurant off Route 9 into the Ground Round. A temporary sign, announcing "The ...

For many who grew up going to the Ground Round, this is the smell of childhood. The restaurant chain, founded locally in 1969 as an offshoot of Howard Johnson’s, once had more than 200 outposts ...

After the bankruptcy, the Ground Round brand was acquired by a group of several franchise owners, but the remaining locations eventually closed one by one. The last restaurant in the Northeast ...

The temporary sign hanging near the intersection ... Many shared memories of the nostalgic restaurant, including the Ground Round’s peanut-covered floor.

Ask the 100 or so diners why they chose to spend their Tuesday at the revived Ground Round in Shrewsbury, and they’ll share a memory with you. “You got to bring the hats home,” said Sam ...