Popular Hartford Restaurant Served An Eviction Notice: Report

HARTFORD, CT — A well-known restaurant in the city has been served an eviction notice, according to one report.

Connecticut Hearst Media, citing court filings late last month, said "The Place 2 Be" at 5 Constitution Plaza was the subject of a notice of eviction.

According to Hearst, the landlord out of New York City — 5CP Master Tenant — filed paperwork indicating the restaurant's failure to pay its rent for the space off Kinsley Street.

Hearst reports the rent dispute is tied to the restaurant alleging a lack of insurance claims filed due to a flooding problem at the site last year.

For the full Connecticut Hearst Media report, click on this link.

On its website, it states that the eatery is a "millennial food concept founded in 2015. It’s inspired by a true love for brunch, Instagram, and our customers. The menu is a balance of comfort and innovation, celebrating food that appeals to both novice and extreme foodies with a twist, all encompassing our key mantra: Go Bottomless."

"Our goal is to share our food with everyone. No longer just a breakfast staple, we make brunch an appetizing party celebrated all day every day,"The Place 2 Be" website states. (You can view the menu here).