Farewell, Boisvert’s Curbside Kitchen!

We shall hold dear the memories of your gracious service, your lobster rolls (both buttered and mayo’d) and your unparalleled clam chowder. Au revoir!

From the Facebook page of Boisvert’s Curbside Kitchen:

CURBSIDE NEWS!!!

It's with mixed emotions and heavy hearts that we bring you this final news...

After much discussion we have decided to permanently close our beloved business of almost 10 years...Boisvert's Curbside Kitchen. We wish we could continue, but we feel it is time for a new chapter in our lives. We have both found permanent full time local employment that we are excited about and we will be putting the trailer up for sale shortly.

We would like to thank all of our loyal customers for patronizing our business since our opening in 2013. We have truly enjoyed serving you, and will miss all of the amazing friends we've made over the years.

Thank you once again for supporting us all those years. 💕 Wishing you all a happy and healthy future.

Your friends,

Tanya and Doug Boisvert

(Photo, above, by Susan B. Apel, picnic from Boisvert’s during last year’s stick season, near the Packard Hill Covered Bridge, Lebanon NH).

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