So, since FNC is closing at the end of the week, does that mean Cafe 7 is closing too? When are they moving to the old Revolve space?
I don't think Cafe 7 is ready to move yet.
They can continue to operate through their direct access from the street without having to have the building open.
I just grabbed lunch at Cafe 7 and they said tomorrow is their last day. They were told they have to have everything out by Monday and that they'll be closed for un unknown amount of time while they setup the new space.
That sucks for them. It will probably take a minimum of 6 months to renovate the revolve space.
Opens tomorrow (Tuesday) at 7AM in their new location in the Century Center.
Please use your power and influence to convince them to stay open dinner hours in their new location...
That would be amazing if they started staying open for dinner. We could really use some more quick options in the evenings.
I think if the Stage Center site had gone according to plan, night options in the CBD would have been feasible in 2-3 years. Too bad for that.
I do wonder, does anyone know how Mahogany's business is doing?
Cafe 7 closing their downtown location effective immediately today they just posted
PPP money is running out.
I don't understand this one, even through the pandemic they have still been packed. Really sad to see them go, I've probably eaten here more than anywhere else in downtown over the last 5+ years that we've had an office down here.
I suspect that the space has high rent and with their limited hours they probably didn’t have a huge profit. COVID has reduced crowds somewhat for them and that probably puts them at a loss and they have gone as long as they can and can’t continue at a loss waiting for employers to bring employees back to the offices to get traffic back up
Very hard to survive in expensive space when you are only open for lunch 5 days a week.
Lunch and breakfast margins are low, especially with no alcohol.
Ah, that is very true. Well, I guess I know what I'll get for lunch today then.
RIP. I wonder how Mahogany is doing on the other side. I noticed they have a take-out special now for $49 three course steak meal on certain days of the week. This deal seems pretty good considering tipping for service is a large part of eating at expensive steakhouses.
For the life of me I cannot understand how retail space owners are not freely negotiating reduced rent rate during these times. Perhaps some have reduced rent rates, idk. But it appears as though retail owners won't budge and feel having an empty retail space works in their favor. I don't get it?!?!
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