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re: Rumor: new restaurant opening in Lakeview?
Posted on 4/24/13 at 1:09 pm to BlackenedOut
Posted on 4/24/13 at 1:09 pm to BlackenedOut
My wife's cousin looked into that space a while back but the inability to get a liquor license ended that. Mondo seems to be doing well and I always thought Link would want something in his neighborhood similar to Spicer. Maybe the parking limitations are a factor but it doesn't seem to be hurting any of the places there currently.
Lakeview people are definitely loyal to Lakeview, so most places will have at least a fighting chance as long as they aren't complete garbage.
Lakeview people are definitely loyal to Lakeview, so most places will have at least a fighting chance as long as they aren't complete garbage.
Posted on 4/24/13 at 1:14 pm to BeBeaux
I know most people think that Metairie is meant for chains but look at the success of Cypress. It is more of a fine dining place, which most of the restaurant industry is trending away from, and it is doing well.
Posted on 4/24/13 at 1:14 pm to BeBeaux
Is there a moratorium against liquor licenses in Lakeview? Weird.
Posted on 4/24/13 at 1:16 pm to BeBeaux
One thing that is vitally important to all new restaurants in New Orleans is a certain amount of tourist trade. That could be one limiting factor. Also, and this would just be a guess, lack of significant office space or other day foot traffic may limit lunchtime business. Lakeview may more closely resemble a commuter suburb or bedroom community than a neighborhood of New Orleans, but with the benefit of being only 5-10 minutes from the action. Would have to also wonder if the amount of young families in Lakeview makes getting two turns at a restaurant less likely. That is LV restaurants get a run at say 6-8, but then business gets quiet fast.
My best guess is enough people who know a lot about restaurants feel there isnt a strong enough market to go into Lakeview. But the liquor license issue is still the number one limiting factor.
My best guess is enough people who know a lot about restaurants feel there isnt a strong enough market to go into Lakeview. But the liquor license issue is still the number one limiting factor.
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