HUDSON – Community members gathered on Feb. 15 for the official ribbon cutting of the new Alltown Fresh.
“We’re so excited to be here in Hudson,” said Senior Marketing Advisor Chip Rives.
The Hudson location marks the seventh store opened over the past 10 months.
Located at 240 Washington Street, the property was formerly the site of Tuck’s Service Center. After operating for 69 years, the Tuck’s Service Center closed in 2021, and at that time, owner Marty Libby announced that he was leasing the property to Global Petroleum Co.
Rives said that the first Alltown Fresh was opened in 2019.
“[We tried] to reinvent roadside food and bring fresh, locally-sourced, delicious, chef-inspired and created food to your neighborhood. We’re excited to be here in Hudson,” said Rives.
During the ribbon cutting, community members presented citation from Sen. Jamie Eldridge (D-Acton) and Rep. Kate Hogan (D-Stow).
