Food & Drink

“I love to cook, man. It’s my passion,” says owner Rodrigo Ordaz, who is originally from Oaxaca.

The latest concept from Shawn Bergin will operate out of his bakery’s Tennyson Street space.

The popular stoner-themed sandwich chain had been open in that location for nearly fifteen years.

“Due to low guest counts and revenue, we will be closing Palace Arms indefinitely after the dinner service on May 4, 2024,” read the internal email.

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Making that menu special permanent hit the company’s bottom line hard.

The law was previously set to expire in 2025.

Owners Andrew Bergeron and Rob Bessett both worked for Ursula Brewing before taking over its space and debuting their own concept.

The list also includes the indefinite closure of our 2024 Best New Coffee Shop pick.

Owner Brittney Iten launched Saucy Chops in 2020. “Food tastes better with sauce,” she says.

First Ed Sheeran, now Birdman. Which celeb will visit the pink palace next?

Staff training has begun but it won’t fully open by the original planned comeback date of May 15.

“We’re not abandoning you, we’re just finding room to grow.”

“I came with exactly the same aspirations that right now Venezuelans have. I came for a better life,” says owner Lorena Cantavorici.