NATICK, MASS. — Chris Coombs believes Bosse is becoming much more than a sports facility. The chef and co-founder says the Natick destination is evolving into a community gathering space where recreation, dining, and entertainment come together under one roof.
Located in the Natick Mall, Bosse features 21 indoor pickleball courts, a café and bakery, the Italian restaurant Enoteca, golf and sports simulators, fitness amenities, and a growing lineup of community events.
Speaking on MyFM 101.3, Coombs highlighted the facility’s appeal to visitors of all ages, pointing to pickleball as a sport that uniquely brings generations together.
“I think we’re the only sport where grandma, mom, dad, and the kids can all play on the court at the same time,” Coombs said.
This summer, Bosse is preparing for what Coombs calls the “Summer of Soccer,” with watch parties planned for every match of the FIFA World Cup. The facility’s Sports Lounge will host fans throughout the tournament, offering $5 draft beers and country-themed gatherings organized by community ambassadors from around the world. Family-friendly soccer activities, simulators, games, and interactive experiences will also be available throughout the venue.
While Bosse has built a reputation around sports and recreation, Coombs says the food remains a major draw. Enoteca specializes in handcrafted pizzas, fresh pasta, rotisserie chicken, and other Italian-inspired dishes, while the café offers pastries, coffee, sandwiches, wraps, and salads.
“We’re really focused on quality, freshness, deliciousness, flavor first, and providing it at a value,” Coombs said.
As MetroWest prepares for a busy summer of sports and events, Bosse is positioning itself as a destination where visitors can play, watch, eat, and gather as a community.
For the full interview, click this link: https://soundcloud.com/myfm1013/the-ride-home-chris-coombs?si=9ab12d05f58c4837967291fae0e690b0&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
