Restaurants & Bars
Popular Neighborhood Cafe Opens Third MA Location
To mark the opening, the business debuted a specialty Boston cream pie cruller.

BOSTON, MA — A popular community cafe has expanded its Greater Boston footprint with a new location in Back Bay.
Daily Provisions, the all-day neighborhood eatery, opened on Wednesday at 501 Boylston St. between Berkeley and Clarendon Streets. The new store is open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The opening marks the company's third location in Greater Boston. A Harvard Square storefront opened in 2025 and another in Boston's Seaport neighborhood debuted earlier this year.
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To mark the opening, Executive Culinary Director Claudia Fleming created a Boston cream pie cruller filled with vanilla custard and coated in dark chocolate glaze. The new flavor will be available throughout November at all three Massachusetts locations.
A portion of proceeds from the cruller will benefit Women’s Lunch Place, a Back Bay nonprofit supporting women facing hunger, homelessness and poverty.
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The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch fare including egg sandwiches, salads, made-to-order sandwiches, baked goods and coffee. Its signature maple and cinnamon crullers are also a menu staple.
The cafe was founded in 2017 from the kitchen of Danny Meyer’s Union Square Cafe. Parent company Union Square Hospitality Group has since expanded the concept across New York City, New Jersey, Boston and Washington, D.C.
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