Iconic Diner Closes; Theater Requiring Vaccination For Audience

There was plenty of business news across Connecticut this past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Iconic Diner Closes, Will Become An iHop

The long-time diner, a traditional solution for the munchies after concerts, clubbing and sporting events, has closed.>>>Read More.

Brewery, Street Food Restaurant Planned

A brewery and Mexican street food restaurant is planned to open this year in a long-vacant building.>>>Read More.

Beloved Hobby Center Closes Its Doors

The beloved hobby shop officially closed this week after decades in business.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Owner Buys Former Bank Building: Report

The local businessman recently purchased the property, which is next to the popular restaurant in downtown.>>>Read more.

Major Company To Relocate Offices To Downtown

A financial services firm will move its offices, bringing 300 employees to downtown.>>>Read More.

Goodspeed To Require Vaccination, Masks For Audience

The theater will hold indoor musical performances and require audience members to show proof of vaccination and wear a mask.>>>Read More.

Dance Studio Turns To Zoom During Pandemic

Dance Unlimited did whatever it had to keep its students engaged during the pandemic.>>>Read More.

Coffee Shop Opens New Location In Town

Steam Coffee and Tea has opened a new shop, offering fresh hot coffee and delicious donuts and pastries.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Project Delayed By State Construction: Report

Walsh Plaza is slated for Route 34.>>>Read More.

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