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Maybe I'm just a cynic, but I wonder who told these people a karaoke bar on a block like this would fly?
ReplyDeleteWow, fast indeed. I wonder how much $$$ was sunk into this place.
ReplyDelete@goggla Yeah, must have cost a fortune to gut-renovate the old Mondo Kim's space.
ReplyDeleteAh, I'm glad to see the hex I put on the place is working.
ReplyDeleteNo idea why they were shut down, but when I strolled through that one time to check it out, I was struck by the breadth of food offerings here. You could get anything from a deli sandwich to a korean "bibim bop" and pretty much whatever in between. I saw crazy stuff like plates of bulk sushi sitting on the salad bar, not that far from the steam tables. Just crazy for me at least, the thought of eating sushi like that. But there was a lot of food sitting around this place. That's what I first thought of when I see the shutdown.
ReplyDeletei like the sign, "CLOSE." as in, "close. nice try."
ReplyDeletethey should have kept all the funereal opening-day flowers for the actual funeral.
I was strolling by at St. Marks place and Hanover Cafe at St. Marks is now reopen. They reopen today...
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