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    Tony DiCorpo on 05/09/2019 at 10:39 AM
    Enough disrespect already,,,open your joint and shut up..: Who pee pee'd in your Wheaties lately? When an entrepreneur finds a concept that works, they tend to want to keep it working and if it means to close a place ot re-brand it, so be it. How many restaurants have you opened?
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    Tony DiCorpo on 01/06/2015 at 1:44 PM
    maybe his thought was that someone will buy it to move it and invest in a new space with the current clientele/equipment. building a restaurant is expensive and has to be done right. not many food service spaces for rent in Lakewood, or the surrounding area. To make a plain storefront food service ready would take, off the bat about $40k at least: architect fees, building permits, plumbing and elec contractor fees, supplies cost, etc it all adds up. Then there is moving his current equipment and leasehold improvements. I am guessing the landlord is not reimbursing him for the improvements made to that space so he can open elsewhere. Lots of reasons.
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    Tony DiCorpo on 02/28/2014 at 7:10 PM
    Not all of us are hipster assholes. Sone of us are pros and quite passionate about what we do. Especially us shop owners.
  • Posted by:
    Tony DiCorpo on 02/06/2014 at 10:46 AM
    WOW Jesse and Helen this is fabulous news! I knew you guys when you served your first scoop! Continued success to you guys!
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