A popular establishment from the 2000s is set to reopen at its original location. The reopening is scheduled for September 17. Daily brunch and happy hour will be offered.
Further details about the establishment and its reopening can be found in the source. The original location is on Lincoln Road. The source provides information about the reopening, including the date and the services that will be available, such as daily brunch and happy hour.
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