Here's What Salt's Cure's New Highland Location Will Look Like This Fall

It’s been a minute since the world has heard from Salt’s Cure on when exactly they plan to move into their new digs on Highland. The upcoming location, housed in the former home of Ammo (which moved to Melrose as a mostly takeaway shop instead), first came to light in June but has otherwise been rather dormant.

News from the team then said that Ammo would be vacating by August (well, here we are) and that Salt’s Cure would arrive in early fall — following a few retouches, of course. Now owners Chris Phelps and Zak Walters, along with the Spacecraft Design Group, have sent along some finer details on the goings on.

Though there is still no absolutely definite date of arrival, tagging a mid-fall unveiling would be prudent. After all, there are some serious design tweaks — as evidenced by the renderings — that need to go down first.

The new 2,600 square foot digs should be a sharp look for Salt’s Cure , with expanded seating for 70, a full bar, and that long patio, all done up in a laid back Scandinavian decor scheme by the Spacecraft folks.

When Salt’s Cure does manage to open in their new location, they’ll be rocking breakfast through dinner daily, with that all-important weekend brunch segment to boot.