bweiny wrote:At least this town has a deep bench when it comes to pizza.
stevez wrote:bweiny wrote:At least this town has a deep bench when it comes to pizza.
And restaurant-related lawsuits.
stevez wrote:bweiny wrote:At least this town has a deep bench when it comes to pizza.
And restaurant-related lawsuits.
bweiny wrote:stevez wrote:bweiny wrote:At least this town has a deep bench when it comes to pizza.
And restaurant-related lawsuits.
I confess to being a beneficiary of both. Tempers are bound to flare up when you're chasing LTH accolades!
When you're done writing briefs over partnership disputes, pizza places are almost all that's left open.
A new development in the drama surrounding Robert's Pizza Company (355 E. Ohio St.), which was abruptly closed by the leaseholders of the property, resulting in a lawsuit filed by Robert Garvey, suggests the critically acclaimed pizzeria will not return to the space. A sign in a front window of the shuttered restaurant announces "now hiring for all positions" for "a new concept by Hats Off Hospitality."
Dave148 wrote:a lawsuit filed by Robert Garvey, suggests the critically acclaimed pizzeria will not return to the space. A sign in a front window of the shuttered restaurant announces "now hiring for all positions" for "a new concept by Hats Off Hospitality."
DML wrote:The new place is actually in a soft opening...
If anybody knows about the ownership, it would be interesting. I would like to hear if the people who were partners with Robert are part of the new team. Given how the neighborhood felt about Robert, going to a place that pushed him out might be a deal breaker.
It could also be completely separate of course, but it would be good to know.
After 13 Months and a Lawsuit, Robert’s Pizza Company’s Returning to Streeterville
Dave148 wrote:After 13 Months and a Lawsuit, Robert’s Pizza Company’s Returning to Streeterville
https://chicago.eater.com/2018/7/12/175 ... urn-reopen
Robert’s Pizza Co. should soon open at its new location. Robert has also applied for a liquor license 465 N. McClurg Court
Dave148 wrote:Robert's Pizza makes its return, opens May 10 in Streeterville
http://www.chicagotribune.com/dining/ct ... story.html
It’s the season for comebacks for Chicago’s restaurant industry as Robert’s Pizza and Dough Co. is set to return on Friday inside a new location two years after its abrupt shutter. Founder Robert Garvey is back inside a large space serving thin-crust pies using a dough recipe he spent two decades tinkering. The spot is off the Chicago River at 465 N. McClurg Court.
MarlaCollins'Husband wrote: and offer free tap water in lieu of $5 bottles.