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Interesting that we’re calling this “former Kruger’s Tavern”. I wouldn’t doubt it, passing by the place–but it’s still listed as “open” when we Google it, and the website still lists both the Indy and Cincy locations (though “temporarily closed due to COVID”). No doubt the owners of this signature property know the “former Kruger’s” real intentions–best of luck to any new tenants!
Hi American D.: Yes, I also noticed that the location is still listed on Krueger’s website. To double-check, I called the corporate operator, Thunderdome Restaurant Group, who confirmed the closure. Not sure why it’s still listed as open online.
Maybe it is a strategy that will work in the age of social media, but my first criteria for a restaurant was good food, and not just good presentation.
Same. When the marketing lead is “take a picture of our food!”, that is not a place I want to go.
I miss the Front Page.