Frank Vasello, the owner of the imaginative, inviting, and immensely popular Relish bakery and sandwich shop in the far West End, shares this home with his husband, Nathan Butera, a broker with Atlantic Bay Sotheby’s International Realty, and Carlo, who is a French bulldog by profession. Vasello and Butera are also the co-creators of Offseason, a 14-episode video miniseries set in Provincetown in mid-winter. The property at 10 Central Street has been owned since 1996 by Steven R. Page. He and James Anderson purchased it from the Mendes family a year after the death of Beatrice M. (Vise) Mendes (1903-1995). She was the widow of John G. Mendes (1902-1955), a carpenter who’d been in the crew responsible for erecting bleachers on the Monument Field athletic grounds in the space of a single weekend in January 1949. Anderson and Page transferred title in 2016 to Page alone.
¶ Last updated on 7 December 2018.
10 Central Street on the Town Map.
Thumbnail image: Photo, 2014, by David W. Dunlap.
• Beatrice M. (Vise) Mendes
Find a Grave Memorial No. 190279955.
• John G. Mendes
Find a Grave Memorial No. 190279982.
• Frank Vassello
Relish website.
Very accurate description. Bea was my great aunt. When my paternal grandmother — Mary (Vise) Gracie, the wife of Capt. Emanuel F. Gracie, U.S.C.G., of S-4 fame — was unable to live alone, at 10 Central, she moved into the apartment created for her at 12 Central.