saturation

First ,you have to pay to park. Then you have to run the gauntlet of assorted,thieves, bums,alkies ,and perverts. Then you have to be overcharged for food by punk servers who ask if you want your change. After that you may get stopped by CPD trolling for DUIs. Bon Appetite!

put a quality restaraunt there that has great food at low prices. the economy sucks and most people don't have alot of money to spend on $50 prime rib!LOL! $10 meals, i'd bet they'd make ALOT more revenue and be alot more profitable. just my opinion.

Very good point VoiceOfReason2 hence your name I suppose

I am surprised he did not wait until after the Choir Games. I know some businesses are extending their hours to capitalize on the crowds. You think he would have at least delayed by two weeks and taken advantage of the increased business before closing the doors.

Funny how they will NEVER consider putting an inexpensive fast-food place in that spot. Yes, I know that Arby's came and went, but they had the slowest, most inattentive service imaginable, and that corner was a hangout for the bums. But a 2 story fast-food place there and it will be overrun by customers. Just look at the Wendy's on 4th. Instead, we'll get yet another eclectic eatery with black and chrome finish, built just like those places on New York City that chage $8.00 for a beer and $15.00 for a burger.

I have to wonder how many of those employees could be absorbed by the other restaurants. Some may find it difficult to get to the other locations due to transportation issues. Shame on Ruby for not giving them more notice.

At least it sounds like a company that cares about their employees by relocating them to other restaurants. I will give them credit for that anyway.