
Pig and Tiger is filling the space that was last home to Carbon Café & Bar and Habit Doughnuts.
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Pig and Tiger is filling the space that was last home to Carbon Café & Bar and Habit Doughnuts.
It will be the chain’s 12th in the state.
The failing restaurant changed hands in the acrimonious divorce of William and Renee Brinkerhoff, which cost more than $6 million in legal fees.
The pizza chain opened within the Tabor Center in 2010.
Harrison Porter and Rema Maaliki’s Bear Leek will feature bruin-shaped bites.
“Everybody is blaming me and making me the fall guy,” says owner Jeff Estey, who is accused of squandering cash at strip clubs and casinos.
Johnny Curiel’s Alteño takes the former Kini’s spot in the Clayton Hotel.
Renee Brinkerhoff is trying to rename the failing Caldero in McGregor Square, which she won in their divorce.
Sushi Ronin was to trade hands for $149,000. Then its landlord stepped in.
Whether the deal closes will depend on the cost of renovations.
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