Mestizo files for business reorganization

I agree. They charge a lot of money for some of those "fusion" entrees. I liked the Sherwood Forest location way back in the day. Felt more laid back and not quite as pretensious as the Acadian location.

The best way to help them out is to go eat there. If you're weirded out by the atmosphere, get your food to go.

I can tell you exactly what it is... it is the carpet on the floor!!! I hate restaurants that have carpet!

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I have eaten their several times in the past few years and liked the food. I can't really put my finger on it, but there is something with the atmosphere that creeps me out. I really don't know what it is but eating there is weird.

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Is it because the owner has the ghey?

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Mestizo files for business reorganization

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I know absolutely nothing about this restaurant or its overall financial situation. But I'm willing to bet they eventually are converted to a Chapter 7 and liquidate. Just based on probabilities alone.

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What's the advantage of that?

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Not talking about advantage. I'm referring to the rate of Chapter 11 success stories generally and restaurant reorganizations specifically.

Once a Denny's always a Denny's.

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I know absolutely nothing about this restaurant or its overall financial situation. But I'm willing to bet they eventually are converted to a Chapter 7 and liquidate. Just based on probabilities alone.

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Well I only read the attached article, not the filing as apparently Rag has read but discharging tax debt is a slippery slope in bankruptcy filings. It mentions unsecured which means there are no liens filed as of yet so his property isn't attached. It is not clear how much of the tax debt is income or payroll but payroll cannot be discharged. He is probably better off trying to work it down by staying open unless he could liquidate with enough money to pay the debt.