Iconic Restaurant Closes, Future Remains Uncertain: CT News

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, Historic Restaurant Currently Closed, Future Uncertain

A restaurant that's been open since the 1930s is temporarily closed and its future is uncertain.>>>Read More.

Butcher Shop To Close Due To Rising Costs

They will close the popular butcher shop side of its business at the end of the year.>>>Read More.

This Establishment To Be First Self-Serve Taproom In State

A taproom expected to open in the spring will be the state's first self-serve establishment.>>>Read More.

Nearly 3 Dozen Jobs Lost When Plant Closes: Report

The company is reportedly planning to close its plant early next year.>>>Read More.

New Restaurant Coming To Former J. Lawrence Site: Report

The new eatery is expecting to open in the next few weeks at the former site of J. Lawrence Downtown, the report said.>>>Read More.

Pub Reopens After COVID Exposure

A pub has reopened a week after a staff member tested positive for the virus.>>>Read More.

New Use Planned For Former Restaurant Site

A public hearing regarding the new proposal has been scheduled.>>>Read More.

Lamborghini Greenwich Celebrates Grand Opening

Lamborghini Greenwich is located at 300 W. Putnam Ave. There are now 38 Lamborghini showrooms across the United States.>>>Read More.

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