Restaurants Closed; Owner Pleads For Help; Chick-Fil-A Expanding

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

Restaurant Owner: 'We Need More Of You Supporting Us'

A restaurant owner whose business been hard hit by the pandemic says they're the struggling now more than ever.>>>Read More.

3 Restaurants Were Closed For COVID Rule Violations

The health department did inspections Sept. 4. Four days later, three local spots were shut down, albeit temporarily, for myriad violations.>>>Read More.

Chick-Fil-A To Expand In Connecticut: Here’s Where

Plans have been submitted for a new Chic-fil-A restaurant in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Long-Time Laser Tag Center Shuts Down Permanently

The business has announced it will close after 27 years in business.>>>Read More.

A Store For Parents, Run By Moms: New Shop Opens

The Piccolina Shop, a store offering gear, toys, clothing and other items for babies and toddlers, recently opened.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant To Temporarily Close Due To Coronavirus

An employee at a popular shoreline restaurant tested positive for COVID-19.>>>Read More.

Major Restaurant Announces 'Mass Layoffs'

Coronavirus-related layoffs have been announced at a well-known restaurant.>>>Read More.

Popular Food Truck Opens New Restaurant

The owner has realized his dream of opening a brick and mortar eatery.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Mexican Street Food Restaurant Coming
• Popular Restaurant Franchise Opens New Store
• Popular Restaurant Expands With Pasta Shop
• New Restaurant Opens
• Wedding, Portrait Photographer Opens New Studio
• CT Casino Lands At Top Of Prestigious List
• FedEx To Hire 1,300 Workers In Connecticut
• Popular Restaurant Closes For Good

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