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The restaurant closed unexpectedly earlier this month.
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The closures were sudden and came without any formal announcement on Tuesday by Smokey Bones or its parent companies.
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It's the third restaurant in six years to close at this location.
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The owner is adamant about avoiding cross contamination.
The new concept keeps the oceanfront-inspired charm of the former eatery.
They'll be focusing on dinner and drinks rather than breakfast and lunch.
With intimate dining areas and new menu items, "it's the same, but different."
The cemita is the signature sandwich of Puebla, Mexico.
Chef Jesse Schenker's latest restaurant is on the ground floor of a luxe apartment building.
Both the dining room and kitchen are big enough for parties.
While the owners acknowledged that "healthy" is a moving target, they are bullish on vegetables and whole grains.
