This time it was not the location, but the owner. He has a track record of opening a restaurant, having a good 3-5 year run then shutting it down and selling it off. Then in a couple of years he'll re open a new one and do the same thing. Since 1996 I think he has had at least 4 restaurants that he has operated in this fashion.
Not sure, like I said, I just noticed the sign yesterday.
I was thinking maybe Crabknockers might open a restaurant, but, you're probably right, another oriental food place.
Well, technically Happy Dragon is in the Food Lion shopping center, the Chinese Buffet is in the McKays shopping center, but yes it would make 3 oriental places in very close proximity to each other. Still not sure if its going to be an oriental joint.
Yes, just speculation on my part.
Wow...this has to be what?..the sixth?
Or a nail salon or mexican restaurant
. Still waiting for an authentic Italian restaurant...and please, dont come to me with Olive Garden!
Ledos?Or a nail salon or mexican restaurant
I read that somewhere on Facebook among with several other "theories" and guesses. One said the owner's last restaurant was The Leonardtown Grill. I saw a post from a Robyn Brown saying they had sold the restaurant, but I don't know who "they" are.
may your cow get hit with a truck, as in truck moo
buffet, people like buffets, all you can eat buffets.Or a nail salon or mexican restaurant
Had a friend years ago that knew a family in Baltimore's "Little Italy" area that had a restaurant. It was the best food and time I ever had in a restaurant. Red checked cloth tablecloth, wax dripped chianti bottles as candle holders, fresh baked bread, they kept bringing out bowls of food and bottles of wine. This was back in the late 70's early 80's, but I can still taste the veal scallopini and chicken piccata and dont even get me started on the mussels!!
Bring on the cheap feed troughs and people will flock to them. Hence why the McChain's around here are booming and drive-thru lines are packed.
