Submitted by tottergeek t3_10epfxn in Connecticut
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IndicationOver t1_j4sabqm wrote
How many restaurants/businesses closed in 2022 in CT?
IndicationOver t1_j4sao8p wrote
He also said lighting is going up and gas is going up, that is outside of the fact how much seafood prices have shot up.
Last-Instruction739 t1_j4sfv9u wrote
Damn where will I get crabs now?
scottct1 t1_j4sjqk2 wrote
I am sure you can still get crabs on Park street. :)
Last-Instruction739 t1_j4snmjq wrote
Pancrat t1_j4sqgsz wrote
Hook n reel
Pancrat t1_j4sqikt wrote
Ahh that’s why it used to be called tinkers
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Last-Instruction739 t1_j4t0hm2 wrote
Is that a sex club?
Pancrat t1_j4t132z wrote
Feels like it tbh very confusing vibe. Loud House music but Harry Potter on the tvs. All you can eat shellfish for $40. It’s my favorite place to get a stomach ache
Last-Instruction739 t1_j4t1rel wrote
Pancrat t1_j4t1wp6 wrote
I’m there once a week let me know you can watch me house a scorpion bowl
Last-Instruction739 t1_j4t2n17 wrote
This place looks legitimately awesome
RadRyan527 t1_j4t3q42 wrote
Best shrimp I've ever had.
Izaac5150 t1_j4t65ig wrote
This sucks. I service the restaurants kitchen exhaust systems and it has been hard to stay afloat myself. Not sure how much longer I can last with good accounts like this going out of business. Pandemics and the way it was handled really hurt us in the food industry.
TheSecretAgenda t1_j4u4z3h wrote
Restaurant industry collapsing in CT. The survivors will make out. I just hope the survivors are not all chain restaurants.
gargle_your_dad t1_j4ul7d3 wrote
Don't forget low pay exacerbating high turnover. There's such downward pressure on pay in back of the house that you may as well stock shelves. Meanwhile servers are making 20% off your bill for wandering out with your plate raising the bill even higher.
richard_fuld t1_j4uq3om wrote
A hellish state to operate any small business in. Shame too, tinkers was a good spot.
adultdaycare81 t1_j4ur38n wrote
Lots of seafood places closing. Hopefully that makes way for one really good one in the Hartford Area
CalligrapherDizzy201 t1_j4v7cqs wrote
Ask google, not Reddit. Lol
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AfterMoonSet t1_j4w774v wrote
It was also a fish market, They sold raw seafood there. Best place to buy it. Better then going to Big Y.
tottergeek OP t1_j4s9n2r wrote
Two J’s Crab Shack locations — the main location at 2074 Park St. in Hartford and the secondary in Hartford’s Parkville market — have permanently closed, according to the owner of both locations.
Owner James Tinker said the lingering effects of the pandemic are the reason for the closures.
“Prior to the pandemic I was doing 50, 60 grand a week. After the pandemic it was just tough to make ends meet. I mean, $20,000 a week doesn’t cut it,” he said.