Restaurants Lose Key Licenses To Operate, State Official Says: CT Business News

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Restaurants Lose Key Licenses To Operate, State Official Says

Signs at the restaurants say no sales can be transacted.>>>Read More.

Heralded Restaurant To Close

"I wouldn't trade it for anything. It's been an honor and a privilege to open our doors and hearts to you," the owner said.>>>Read More.

Eagerly Anticipated Restaurant Sets Opening Date

The popular eatery has ramped up expansion efforts recently.>>>Read More.

Family-Run Store Moving To New Location After 43 Years

The family-run store is planning a "major store closing and moving sale" after more than 40 years at its current location.>>>Read More.

Several New Shops, Eateries Open At Mall

The mall connected to the resort casino is welcoming new additions including some national brands.>>>Read More.

Bakery And Cafe That's A Household Name Set To Open Latest Location

The restaurant that has become a household name is set to open its third location.>>>Read More.

Resident Finds True Passion Through Handmade Brioche Donuts

A local resident recently launched a handmade donut business that's quickly catching on in popularity in town and the surrounding area.>>>Read More.

See also:

• New Sushi, Japanese Cuisine Restaurant Opens
• Dunkin' Donuts Opens New Location
• Grocery Store To Close, All Employees Impacted
• Coffeehouse With Unique Mission Will Close Its Doors
• Eatery With Local Location Named To List Of Fastest-Growing Emerging Restaurant Chains
• Taquería Mexicana #1, Gives It A Go At 420 Main Street
• Steakhouse Set To Fire Up the Grill This September

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