Meze Estiatorio, a Greek restaurant at 166 Shrewsbury St., Worcester, yesterday announced it will reopen next month.
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In a Facebook post, the restaurant, wrote; "Reopening in March
In January, Meze announced it was closing temporarily because of effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the second Shrewsbury Street restaurant in a matter of days to announce a temporary closing. The other restaurant, Brew City, has not announced its reopening plans yet.
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