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Because it cares
The closure of this region of once reflecting the larger challenges that make the restaurant industry because of the restaurant costs and changed consumers after consumption of consumption.
Several American chains, including the Empaged Trees Friday! The Applebean trees have shutdowns or archives for failure in the last year.
What do you know
Austin-born chain Z Obsejas faced the problems in the last few years, have presented by failing twice. Started closing places in 2017.
Their finan four places, two in Texas and two in Arizona, has started closing in recent months.
Z’tejas announced the closure of its final place in Kyle, Texas, on 30 June.
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The racer’s falls wrote on his site: After almost three decades for the Texas and our word of today and your challenges) – the last remaining outpost. ‘
Z’tejas has been bought out of failure in 2018 by the investors michele stone and randy cohen. In views, Cohen, who is friendly friendship, he told him trying to sell in the string four place to business.
“I’m not restorant at the end,” he said to Austin Austin Dream. “This was a love job to ensure that we don’t lose another soul of Restaurant that is here in these hard times.”
He said Austin has “a scene hanging and a lot of people go the economy is a bit rougher. People will be allows you to make a family at the $ 150 for four people.”
“We are a hard-worth restaurant. Whatever location, excessively above chili, but way below some other, said.
It is designed to January that business could be sold by $ 10 million and $ 12 million.
The original Z’tejas opens the famous nap family Austin in 1989, and that the branch was closed in 2023.
His menu, which is working a mountain canteor; including signature articles, such as, Cornbread, Right corn and Fajitas strokes.
What people say
Z’tejas He said in a statement in his site: “He is deep grateful to our guests, the old ones for your support, and to make our honories.
What happens after
With the closure of the final place, the string is no longer in business.