Shuttered Historic Restaurant Could Reopen, Here’s How: 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 most-read stories.

Historic Connecticut Restaurant Could Reopen: Here’s How

A restaurant that's been temporarily closed could reopen in the spring, and here is what it will take to become reality.>>>Read More.

After 20 Years, This Beloved Toy Store Is Closing

After delighting kids young and old for two decades, the owners announced that they "decided to retire and close" the toy shop.>>>Read More.

Owner Seeks Help For New Pub After Tragedy Derails Plan

A campaign has been launched for a new use for the former beloved pub.>>>Read More.

Well-Known Restaurant Owner Plans February Opening of Latest Eatery, Will Keep Beloved Pizza

The new restaurant plans to open this month in the former long-time restaurant building and will still serve the beloved pizza.>>>Read More.

New Restaurant Opens After Suffering Delays Due To COVID-19

The opening reportedly was delayed due to the coronavirus as several people associated with the business got COVID-19.>>>Read More.

Specialty Auto Repair Shop Opens

A new specialty repair shop is drawing the attention of car owners from all over the country.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Business Owner Sentenced For Tax Evasion: Feds
• Celebrity Dermatologist Opening New Location
• Hotel Closes; Apartments Planned For Building
• New Pizza And Ice Cream Shop Coming
• Business Expands, Purchases $1.1 Million Property
• Retailer Opens First Connecticut Store At Mall
• Waterfront Warehouses Fetch $21M
• Neighbors Petition To Stop Methadone Clinic
• JoJo's Becomes Newest G Cafe
• Company Relocates North American Headquarters
• The Whale Tea Opens New Location

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