Restaurants & Bars
Pomona Pete's Closes Permanently: Report
"We couldn't hold on any longer," the owner of the Farmington restaurant told the Hartford Courant.
FARMINGTON, CT — Pomona Pete's, a restaurant in Farmington's Unionville neighborhood that served comfort food, has closed, its owners told the Hartford Courant.
On April 2, the restaurant announced on Facebook that it would close for the month of April. But owner Joe Sweeney told the Courant on Tuesday that he and his wife, Joy, have closed it permanently.
"At some point you're spending $1.01 to make a dollar. You got to be able to pay your bills," Sweeney told the Courant. "We couldn't hold on any longer."
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Now, he's looking for an investor to take over the business, the Courant reported.
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Pomona Pete's is the second Unionville restaurant to announce its closure this week — Taprock Beer Bar & Refuge said on Tuesday that it would close its doors as well.
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