Caught a glimpse of this earlier today on Twitter, and now it’s confirmed.
The newly opened, Sanctuary Diner and its neighbor, Graze, have closed.
More victims of the economic downturn?
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@Anne I’d always heard they had a great brunch.
I miss Fifi’s. I was definitely a fan. Oh well…
@klynn Doesn’t really sound like the downtown Orlando area will be missing much by these closings….
@tstanglepe Did you go to Graze? I never had a chance to go there.
We went to Graze. Once. We had a drink at the bar and when they sat us, we decided we didn’t want to eat dinner family-style … they tried to squeeze so many people into that tiny space … it just wasn’t worth the hype. Sorry, Graze.
Sadly I’d eaten lunch at Fifi’s but never made it to the diner.
Still a bummer when any business closes, but the strong will survive this b.s. economy.
@Carl Jordan What “plaza” is that? What part of town do you live in?
I don’t know if you can blame the fall of Graze on the economic down turn…just saying.
It’s really getting scary out their. The plaza by my house has about 7 empty stores now.