We’re here because everyone deserves something warm and good before work.
Fuzzy’s Café was built inside the MART transit center to take care of people who don’t always get taken care of — bus riders, train riders, first shift, third shift, folks who keep the city moving.
We serve breakfast sandwiches, fresh coffee, and hot meals made by an actual human, not a vending contract. For a lot of commuters, this is the only real food option in the building before most places are even awake.
That “actual human” is a 65-year-old grandmother who was born and raised in Fitchburg and has spent her whole life here and in Leominster. She’s in the building before sunrise, cooking, so the door can open at 6 a.m., and staying on her feet until 3 p.m. to make sure riders, MART staff, seniors, and students get something warm and decent instead of going hungry.
After we pushed for basic cleanliness and safer shared conditions in the station, we were told our lease would be ended early, even though time is still left. That’s why we’re asking for public support: to stay open for the people who rely on us, and to make sure this space is treated like people actually use it — because they do.