Hue Boston, the hot new venue that opened a few weeks ago in the Back Bay, was recognized as the VistaPrint Small Business of the Game during the 2023 NBA Playoffs at TD Garden by the Celtics. This initiative aims to highlight deserving small businesses and provide them with exposure to a broader audience, and what a better time to be recognized than during the Celtics playoff run!
Hue Boston, located in the Copley Square Hotel, offers an all-day dining experience influenced by the flavors of Indian, Asian and Caribbean cuisines. A collaborative effort by business partners George Aboujaoude and Maurice Rodriguez, event organizer Robert Eugene, and tech entrepreneur Nick Saber has resulted in a space that truly represents the city's diverse spirit. Start with lunch in the RoseBar and then head downstairs for dinner in the Supper Club and into the Speakeasy for late night drinks.
In a special on-court recognition, the Hue Boston team had the privilege of participating in a jersey swap with Lucky the Leprechaun, the Celtics mascot. And the Celtics also introduced the "Lucky Row Extension," where they distributed twenty $20 gift cards from the Small Business of the Game to fans sitting in the designated "Lucky Row." So, some lucky fans will have the chance to try out HUE for themselves.
Hue Boston's recognition as the VistaPrint Small Business of the Game took place on Tuesday, May 9, during the Boston Celtics' playoff game against the Philadelphia 76ers. The initiative aims to shine a spotlight on deserving small businesses in Boston. This season, the Celtics have celebrated various types of businesses, including LGBTQ+-owned businesses, Black-owned businesses, women-owned businesses and those with a focus on sustainability. Through their partnership with VistaPrint, the Celtics have recognized a total of thirty-three small businesses this season.
Hue is a new hotspot in the Back Bay, but be sure to swing by Bijou or Eva, some other great spots by George Aboujaoude around town as well!