Yes, format change but not sure what yet. Same owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin
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Yes, format change but not sure what yet. Same owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin
Driving down NW 23rd Street this evening and realized that Egg Roll King has closed. They were king of an icon there. Not sure I have ever had anything but an egg roll there but they were tasty.
That's too bad. Man when I worked in the area a co-worker/friend of mine would eat there several times per month for lunch. Super good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeepnokc
The former First Bite Café at 2620 W Memorial Rd (Closed on April 14th) has just been sold for $1,650,000. This 3,150 sq ft building on a 0.72-acre lot is set to become home to a new to market national restaurant concept. The Price Edwards Retail Investment Team - George Williams, CCIM and Paul Ravencraft represented the seller in the transaction.
The Hooters on Pennsylvania just south of the Kilpatrick Turnpike is closing or has already closed.
that was a relatively new store as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
They closed on the 17th. The store never had much business at all. I was told about 5 years ago that corporate had signed a 10 year lease on the building and as soon as the lease was up they would be gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
Their food was excellent. Sad to see them go.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
That's actually true. Just one more case of "They were really good and the prices were reasonable". But no one went there.Quote:
Originally Posted by corwin1968
A "maybe" restaurant closing? Hacienda Tacos started Cinco De Mayo commercials on The Animal today. They only name the Northpark location. The website also doesn't list the Midtown location now. I don't get to Midtown often so I don't know but the commercial and website makes me wonder.
I confirmed they closed the Midtown location a couple of weeks ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Robertson
I suppose this somewhat coincides with the new Mexican Radio taking the old Louie's spot, as both Plaza Court and the Louie's building are owned by Midtown Renaissance.
Apologies if not applicable to restaurant closings, but I noticed the no gas 711 on 59th and May closed a few days ago. Any idea of what they’re doing to that space? Thanks
Welcome to the site!Quote:
Originally Posted by Smallnative
7-Eleven does not own that property and they have been systematically closing all those stores while investing in local expansion or remodels.
It's kind of sad to see these old-schools stores close because as crappy as they are, they remind of my childhood.
Totally agree. As a kid we would go to the one pump 7-11 on Britton and Rockwell. Nothing like riding your bike home with a Suicide Slurpee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete