Meatball specialty restaurant closes its Fashion Mall location

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5 thoughts on “Meatball specialty restaurant closes its Fashion Mall location

    1. yes, because raising the minimum wage will truly help restaurant profitability.

      You can’t make this stuff up.

    2. It’s a meatball restaurant. How many people are going to decide to become regular meatball eaters?

      The market has spoken and the answer is … not many.

  1. No, a victim of a so-so product, often hard as a baseball. I resent being compelled to make ever larger tips, even at successful restaurants, to compensate for a business owner’s stinginess with employee pay.

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