Grumman 78 closes up shop
Grumman 78, one of the early movers in the revival of food trucks here, has decided to close up shop in response to a decline of business during the pandemic.
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Ian 08:05 on 2020-10-19 Permalink
With all the restaurant and bar closures I wonder if, in some of the more gentrified neighbourhoods, the old style places might come back after covid. I realize Grumman 78 wasn’t one of those locations but they are in the same wave of gentrification that led to the disappearance of almost all the diners along Notre Dame from Atwater to St Remi.
Like the wild turkeys that have suddenly re-emerged with covid, I wonder if the grill cooks will slowly come back…