Longtime Family-Owned Eatery Closes At Mall: CT Business 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 most-read stories.

Family-Owned Eatery Closes At Mall: Report

The family-owned business has closed after more than 24 years at the mall.>>>Read More.

Bar & Grill Abruptly Closes: Report

The closure follows the recent shuttering of a nearby restaurant.>>>Read More.

Iconic 70-Year-Old Diner Up For Sale

The diner has been a favorite stop for both locals and tourists for decades, where scenes from Hollywood films have even been shot.>>>Read More.

Golf Course For Sale, Auction Planned

It’s a 27-hole turn-key golf club that includes 210+ acres.>>>Read More.

Prominent Restaurant Files For Bankruptcy, Plans To Keep Only Connecticut Location

The restaurant chain plans on keeping its Connecticut location despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Opening Date Announced For New Burlington Store

A grand opening date for Burlington's new store has been announced. This will represent the company's 16th CT location.>>>Read More.

New Chick-fil-A Property Listed For $5.5 Million

The property is currently under construction and Chick-fil-A will have a 20-year lease with several options to extend, Crexi.com states.>>>Read More.

Prominent Retailer Closing 6 Connecticut Locations: Here’s Where

The national retailer’s presence in Connecticut is being cut in half.>>>Read More.

Mall Adds New Retailer To Its Lineup

This company has opened more than 5,500 stores around the world, according to its website.>>>Read More.

New Jamaican Restaurant Has Unique Touches

A new Jamaican restaurant has a unique flavor both in the kitchen and dining room.>>>Read More.

Portion Of Greenwich Saks Could Become Office Space: Submitted Docs

The second-floor rental space "has continually been extremely difficult to rent," according to P&Z documents on file with the town.>>>Read More.

'Hard Decision': After 9 Months, Local Business Closes Doors

“ We met so many wonderful people since November but the traffic just wasn't there," store management posted.>>>Read More.

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