Restaurants Closed

Americas - USA West San Diego
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Here’s a list of restaurants that have permanently closed due to Covid 19

Tamarindo - North Park
Furiado Premium Chicken Co. - Poway
Tornado - North Park (this had been previously announced, so it’s not really a surprise)
Donovan’s Steak & Chophouse -
Downtown
Iron Fist Brewing - Vista
Sol y Mar - Carmel Valey
Souplantation - all locaations
Ebisu Sushi - Hillcrest
Troy’s Family Restaurant - Clairmont

Anthony’s La Mesa was slated to close May 9th with reopening uncertain. They have reopened today for takeout and will do an 8-week trial to see if the restaurant can be made viable financially or not with all the dining restrictions in place.

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Furaido closed weeks prior to all of the CV restrictions, so kind of dubious to be on Eater’s list. I heard they are/were looking for a new location as well.

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Updated list of permanently closed restauratnts

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Somehow it seems like there must be at least ten times this many restaurants that have given up hope and thrown in the towel. I suppose the only truly comprehensive, official source of closures throughout the city would be records at the various City bureaus.

But thanks. Candice’s articles are always worth reading.

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Eater isn’t going to be a great repository for all closed restaurants. Their focus is not on the neighborhood places that are flying under the radar. I don’t think the main wave of closures is here yet.

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I’m sorry to say that I have to agree.

I do wish, though, that there were a comprehensive list somewhere of every place – under the radar or above – that has closed forever. To be honest, I worry about the little places the most. That may be unfair to the larger and higher-end restaurants, which I love, but I love the little ones too.

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Just saw the email that Jayne’s Gastropub is closing - often when we were visiting SD we visited and we will really miss this place and the owners Jayne and Jon.

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I doubt the city has such a list. They wouldn’t necessarily know until inspectors visited and found a place closed, or its permits expired.

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Yep, here’s confirmation

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This place was the reason North Park exists as it is now. The spark. Hopefully they’ll emerge locally once more after the plague has passed over.

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I would have given that honor to Urban Solace, given I live near the Upas/30th hub.

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50 Popular Restaurants That Won’t Reopen. More than a few FTC favorites. Brutal.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/foodnews/50-most-popular-restaurants-that-wont-reopen-after-the-pandemic/ss-BB183LVd?li=BBnbfcL

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And with no end to the tunnel in view.

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There are some big names on that list, especially for LA. The shake out has just started, I think it will, unfortunately, get worse by the end of the year

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damn, just tried to go to Harvest Market in Clairemont and they are permanently closed. Big dumb banners say “Closed due to Coronavirus”

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Rats. I loved that place.

At least there’s still Balboa International Market. I hope.

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Is this where we are tracking the lost restaurants?

Also where does one find restaurant closure equipment sales?

Also has anyone seen a large wine fridge unit that I can’t pass up?

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There’s a place close to the Citadel that’s an appliance outlet. They’ve a couple of wine storage units I wouldn’t mind having at my house. It shares the parking lot with the 511 store. It’s called US Appliance Outlet. I haven’t been in a while, so I don’t know what’s in stock now.

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Ya they have one in northridge by my folks too. Will check

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More or less. Mostly less.

There must be more than a hundred restaurants that have closed forever in SD alone. An obituary for each would be great, but tedious and painful after a while.