Restaurants & Bars
Conrad's In Sudbury Will Transform Into New Restaurant
The Sudbury Select Board this week approved a transfer of Conrad's licenses to a new owner, who already operates another local restaurant.
SUDBURY, MA — The Sudbury outpost of the local Conrad's restaurant chain will be taken over by a new owner and will get a new name.
The Sudbury Select Board on Tuesday approved a transfer of the Conrad's liquor license to Alexandre Alvarenga, who will turn the restaurant into the Sudbury Point Grill.
Alvarenga, who owns and operates Franco's Trattoria in Sudbury, said he's not planning to make too many changes to Conrad's. He plans to renovate the outdoor dining area and re-stripe the parking lot, and to apply for a license to host live music.
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"I'd like to continue to provide very good food and service for the Sudbury community," he told the Select Board at Tuesday's meeting.
The local Conrad's chain started in Norwood in 1999, and opened its Sudbury outpost in March 2015. The company also has restaurants in Walpole and Foxborough. The Sudbury location is currently only open on weekends, according to the Conrad's website.
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In 2019, actor Chris Evans attended his Lincoln-Sudbury High School reunion at Conrad's while in Massachusetts filming his show "Defending Jacob."
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