#restaurant-closure

#restaurant-closure

Chef Li, a family-owned restaurant in San Jose, is closing after 28 years due to lease non-renewal, replaced by franchise chains.

Barboncino pizzeria in Crown Heights will close on February 28 due to economic challenges after 14 years of operation.

Mac's Old House is closing after 42 years, reflecting on its legacy and community support.

Mac's Old House will close after 42 years of operation, cherished for its traditional dishes and community memories.

Papa Cristo's, a beloved Greek restaurant in Los Angeles, is closing after 77 years due to rising rent costs.

Yangban is closing after three years but plans to relocate and explore new opportunities in Los Angeles.

Yangban Restaurant is temporarily closed in the Arts District but plans to reopen at a new location in Los Angeles.

Blanca, the acclaimed Brooklyn restaurant, will close on April 12 due to a lease termination despite its Michelin star success.

Luce restaurant in San Francisco has permanently closed after 17 years of operation.

Luce restaurant, known for its Michelin star and notable chefs, is closing and will likely be replaced with a more casual dining option.

The Baltic Kiss has permanently closed after financial struggles and complaints about unpaid wages.

The Baltic Kiss restaurant has permanently closed due to financial issues, including unpaid wages and a failed fundraising effort.

Marlow and Sons is closing after 20 years, shaping Williamsburg's dining scene with its neighborhood-centric concept.

Marlow & Sons, a beloved Williamsburg restaurant, is closing after 21 years due to financial challenges exacerbated by rising rent.

Cafe Camellia has closed permanently, thanking customers for their support.

Turtle Tower, a beloved San Francisco restaurant, faced complete closure in 2023 but is set to return under new management, sparking hope among its fans.

Beach'N, a beloved vegan spot in San Francisco, is closing as owner retires, marking a loss in local plant-based dining.

Ragazza restaurant in San Francisco will close after 15 years due to financial struggles exacerbated by the pandemic.

Kennedy's Indian Curry House and Irish Pub in San Francisco has permanently closed after 28 years of operation.

Ginza, a landmark sushi restaurant, closed after 35 years, while minimo, a natural wine shop, announced closure after a decade of community engagement.

Ginza has closed after 35 years amid a wave of recent business closures in Jack London Square.

Carry On Curry has closed its Old Oakland location, revealing empty premises and no communication from the restaurant.

The Den is closing after 16 years on the Sunset Strip.

The closure reflects a trend of businesses shutting down in West Hollywood.

Rock & Reilly's Irish Pub has abruptly closed after 14 years, particularly notable as it shut down just before St. Patrick's Day.

Le Petit Four, a 44-year-old bistro, closed permanently due to rising costs and declining foot traffic, despite community efforts to save it.

Chili John's, a historic Burbank diner, faces potential closure due to sustained low business levels exacerbated by the pandemic.

Almost Famous announced closure due to financial pressures stemming from COVID-19 debts and rising living costs, despite positive customer reception.

Ferdinando's Focacceria, a 121-year-old Sicilian restaurant, closed unexpectedly, with local restaurateur Sal Lamboglia set to take over its historic location.

Twin Donuts, a popular Allston diner, is closing due to rising costs and a decline in customer base attributed to pandemic impacts and gentrification.

Barboncino is closing two years after unionizing due to economic challenges and diminished sales.

Barboncino pizzeria in NYC will close due to financial struggles despite union efforts.

Chef Doug Rankin's restaurant Bar Chelou will close on February 16, 2025, due to business decline after the Eaton Fire.

Bar Chelou will close its doors after facing significant challenges, including a devastating fire that impacted local business.