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parlor has reopened. currently five kitchens open: sushi, pizza, korean, chicken, bbq. decent little crowd on sunday afternoon. one of the employees there mentioned a rumor of a brick and mortar establishment by the karbon team over in KCK but obviously even if true i wouldn't expect it to go anywhe...

my "My POC Podcast Co-Host Agrees I Am Not Racist" tshirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my tshirt

not just stuart hall, also EBT and library lofts, all former "kc loft central" properties. interesting. the former owner appears to still be operating and even expanding with a couple new properties by tannin in 2020.

real estate records on that one are a bit head-scratching, but that can't impact the asking price or value. 92 year old 4000 sqft brick home, maybe it needs a shit-ton of repointing.

cross-posting, but RIP karbon. was the standout of this establishment imo.

karbon @parlor is done. chef has moved to black sheep.

TheLastGentleman wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 5:51 pm The "G" sign on the roof is gone.

"THE G" sign on the roof is back!!

i'm on loopnet a lot. this building has absolutely shown up on the "for sale" search before february 2020. that listing is there sometimes and it's not there others, similar to some of the large buildings north of 12th street in the west bottoms, the office/warehouses near SW blvd and wash...

the swordfish tom's building? that's been listed for sale on loopnet for some time now

that's a bummer. agreed that drunken fish has nothing to do with it, though. completely different cuisines. nara served food and drunken fish serves garbage

i'd rather see that spot activated 7 days a week instead of 6. HAVING SAID THAT -- yes, absolutely, i'd take a CFA there. it's hard to imagine any change there being a downgrade.

TJ's should go in where the whopper bar is

i think i saw that costco is also requiring masks to enter effective today.

Should be mandatory in college too, but then they would have to teach the wisdom/folly of student loans and college degrees. well as long as the colleges save the sunken cost fallacy for the 400-level class, they would probably make out just fine. mine offered personal finance but it met at 7:30 am...

the leathery notes of the shoe would probably pair well with a nice full-bodied red.

curious to see how this applies to patios—something like brewery emperial or even leinenkugel's, where this time of year a substantial percentage of their customers are outside. if i were those businesses i'd be pissed if i had to effectively limit occupancy to a density of ~half my competitors just...

the SPARK work has been very shitty for the pedestrian experience on the NE corner of that intersection. leap of faith every time you poke your head past the entrance that some idiot isn't about to fly through with a right turn on red. also creates a choke point where peds haven't been able to even ...

Beignet is closing after 7 years at City Market. This is why I wish some local restaurant executive with a pulse on local restaurant runnings (Joyce) could warn us of potential closings. We could have all hit up Beignet and given some much needed CPR to keep it going in the short term. I know all r...

minor uproar on reddit about q39 making its employees re-apply for their jobs and denying them employee discounts during the interim, with a side order of bonus information about annual revenue at the midtown location (~$10M+).

belfry is holding it down, basically the whole menu available, free 750mL bottle of beer if you spend $25 and i believe it counts even if alcohol helps push you over $25. they did their first run of brunch yesterday and we really enjoyed it, french toast breakfast sandwich w/ bourbon syrup and a veg...