Having made a successful culinary splash in Gloucester with the Seaport Grille and 1606 Restaurant inside the Beauport Hotel Gloucester, the Beauport Hospitality Group dropped anchor in Boston last June with the opening of Rail Stop Restaurant & Bar, offering lunch and dinner in the hip, hot new Boston Landing neighborhood in Brighton. The restaurant’s name pays homage to its historic location at the former Brighton Station, one of the first stops along the old Boston and Worcester Railroad that ran from the mid-1830s until 1962 when The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority acquired the tracks to extend the Massachusetts Turnpike into B
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