SoCal Closure Watch

SoCal Closure Watch — Week of 10/17

The Farms — Santa Monica

After four decades on Montana Avenue, this mom-and-pop neighborhood grocery is set to close on October 30, reportedly losing about $30,000 a month. Management says it is hoping to find a liquidation company to take the remaining inventory — and if no deal comes together, the market may end its run with a last-minute fire sale.

What could become available: grocery stock, deli equipment, store fixtures and refrigeration may be part of any liquidation or fire sale.

Source: Santa Monica Sun

The Roadies Brewing — Vista, San Diego County

The music-themed brewery and taproom is closing again, with Sunday, October 18 as the planned final day of service. The owners reopened on October 1 on the promise of new investor funding, but the partners were unable to secure the money, ending the comeback after 16 days.

What could become available: brewing equipment, taproom furnishings and bar equipment could be sold as the owners wind down.

Source: North Valley Flare


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