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Popular Mystic Restaurant May Reopen In New Location
A popular Mystic restaurant may reopen in a new location if the owner cannot reach an agreement on a new lease for its current location.
MYSTIC, CT - A special use permit for a new downtown Mystic building was approved this week by the Planning and Zoning Commission, according to the New London Day. The permit will allow a popular local restaurant to reopen in a different location.
Angela Kanabis applied for the permit to possibly reopen her popular restaurant, Bravo Bravo, in a new building, according to the New London Day. The building would be constructed at 17-19 East Main Street. (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts.)
Her application to construct a building for the restaurant and two second-floor apartments was approved by the commission Tuesday night, the New London Day reported. The move would take place if Kanabis cannot reach an agreement on a new lease for her current location in the Whaler’s Inn across the street.
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