Waterstreet Cafe  was born August 1994.
When built in 1877, its brick walls,once four stories tall,
housed part of American Print Works, the largest textile manufacturer of its kind in the world.
The "Big Oak" that graces our walls, spent 100 years in a Boston government building until
finding its way to Waterstreet Cafe and shares the walls with local art exhibits.
Waterstreet was chosen by The White House to cater Bill Clinton's 1996 Presidential visit.
Since then, we are proud to add to our list of celebrity moments, a feature on The Food Network Channel,
Billy Costa's TV Diner, an award by Chef Emeril Lagasse, and a host of rave reviews by dining critics
and visitors. Mostly, we are excited to serve you!
Waterstreet Café is THE GREAT PLACE for fine dining, live entertainment, and your special celebrations.
We hope to take you far away at the Waterstreet Cafe, with our blend of Old World and New Wave
ambiance and cuisine, yet assure you the comforts of home.