Keane says that Nevada Smith’s has nearly outgrown its current Lower East Side location. “We don’t expect to be at this location very much longer. We’re looking forward to expanding. We have a group of investors who want to take us nationwide.”
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Wow... This is truly sad... I'm sure a nice expansion of the Pour House or something worse - Also, I find the idea of a chain of soccer bars bizarre at best
ReplyDeleteJack Keane is the manager of Nevada's, not the owner.
ReplyDeleteJack's been talking about finding a new location for a few years now. According to him, they'd like to find something bigger in the same neighborhood, if possible, because they can't expand any further in their building (even though it's mostly vacant).
ReplyDeleteAs long as they don't move too far away or change the vibe, I don't think it'll be a disaster. They could easy fill three floors on big matchdays.
Yea, I know they're just looking for a bigger location so they don't have to continually turn people away. They're not closing.
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