The final restaurateurs, Jorge and Andrea Estrada, determined to not prolong their lease in 2018. Then actual property supervisor Judi Hickman informed The Columbian that the constructing had not been profitable as a restaurant for 15 years and that the property’s location close to Mill Plain Boulevard, however not fairly within the hall – had contributed to his monetary troubles.
The weird constructing dates from 1950, in keeping with the Clark County appraisal workplace. The second flooring condo was broken in a hearth in March 2017, however the flames didn’t unfold to the restaurant beneath.
When the restaurant closed the next yr, Hickman informed The Columbian that the corporate that owned the property was contemplating looking for a brand new restaurant tenant or transferring into workplace area. In keeping with The Columbian Story, the second flooring of the constructing had already been transformed into an workplace by this time.
That unique plan for the workplace conversion by no means got here to fruition – Google Road View pictures from 2019 present the empty constructing with the restaurant amenities remaining and a on the market signal outdoors.
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