Popular Restaurants Closing; Chain Bringing New Eateries To CT

Here are the top business-related stories from the past week from all across Connecticut:

Nestlé Toll House Café Opens In CT

Cookie lovers are in for a treat as a Nestlé Café has opened in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Sears Closing Final CT Store

Sears is closing its last full Connecticut location and a liquidation sale has started.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Chain Opening 5 New CT Locations

A rapidly expanding restaurant chain will bring five new locations to Connecticut.>>>Read More.

New Restaurant, Popular Food Truck Temporarily Closing Amid Second Coronavirus Wave

With coronavirus cases rising, the owner of the popular food truck and eatery said his instincts are telling him it’s the right time to close.>>>Read More.

Popular Bar And Grill To Close Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

The owners said the pandemic changed their retirement plans, and they’ve decided to “pull the plug” on the restaurant earlier than expected.>>>Read More.

Popular Ice Cream Parlor Temporarily Closing Over COVID-19 Concern

The award-winning ice cream parlor is temporarily closing after a staff member was exposed to the coronavirus, the owners announced.>>>Read More.

Popular Hair Salon Opens 3rd CT Location

The hair salon bills itself as a “hybrid blow dry bar and salon.”>>>Read More.

Jersey Mike’s Subs Opening New Location

The popular sub shop is celebrating its grand opening with a fundraiser in support of a local hospital.>>>Read More.

Miku Sushi Partners With Neighbor To Neighbor

The restaurant has developed a new appetizer and sushi roll to fundraise and promote programs for the local food pantry this month.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Expansion Approved By P&Z, With Conditions

The Planning and Zoning Commission recently approved an application, with conditions, to expand the Italian restaurant’s footprint.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant Opens In New Location

The burger restaurant decided to reopen in a spot with outdoor seating and an accessible parking lot.>>>Read More.

Electric Boat Lands Massive, $9.5 Billion Submarine Contract

The manufacturer will be building Columbia-class submarines.>>>Read More.

Green Energy Industry Jobs On Rise In CT: Report

The industry supported more than 44,000 jobs in Connecticut during 2019.>>>Read More.

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