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Re: New Restaurant in Town

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  1. Nancy Young said:

    "Boron Elgar" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Not only is my area filled with the chain restaurants , but a good
    60-70% of what's left is Italian. It just gets boring.

    Drives my local food writer nuts. Red sauce Italian restaurants.

    Believe it or not the local Buca de Beppo in my 'hood is closed. I don't
    know why, it was always packed when we were there. It was okay for large
    groups of birthdayers or whatever, the menu was large enough to cater to all
    tastes. Plus which a large party could get out with apps, main, and drinks
    and tip for around $35.00 per person...

    Plenty of better places for Eye - talian here in Chicawgo, so it was never a
    "destination" except for large parties, but it was okay for what it was...

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    Best
    Greg

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Gregory Morrow said:

    Believe it or not the local Buca de Beppo in my 'hood is closed. I don't
    know why, it was always packed when we were there.

    Buca expanded _very_ quickly -- from one restaurant to 100 in about
    ten years, and they owned _all_ of them (no franchises). Then they
    went out and bought the Vinny T's chain besides. And then they ran
    into some financial "irregularities" that ran well into six figures
    ( http://wcco.com/business/local_story_171145141.html ). They're
    down to about 90 restaurants now. No idea what the criteria were to
    decide which ones closed.

    sd

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