BETHEL — The owners of Mu Noi Brunch closed the popular Center Street restaurant in June after almost a year in business to focus on their original Bethel location, teasing at the time about opportunities for growth. That growth is almost official: Le Mu Eats is moving from a food trailer on Mechanic Street into […]
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Posted inBusiness, Maine
Waterville downtown restaurant closed for numerous health violations, state report says
Cancun Mexican Restaurant must immediately address violations found by a state health inspector, according to a report dated Dec. 8.
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Domino’s Pizza is slated for Farmington
Fernando Jantorno Stelser, owner of HF Enterprises, Inc. in Bath, received approval for the project Oct. 18.
Posted inBusiness, Oxford Hills
Luchador Tacos builds an empire on taco simplicity
Working: Luchador Tacos, begun four years ago as a South Paris food trailer, is planning its fourth location, this one in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Posted inBusiness, The Buzz
Smell that coffee? New Aroma Joe’s proposed for Lewiston
• City of Auburn rolls out Startup Auburn competition
• Top Gun LA wants entrepreneurs for 2022
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A slice of life in the city: Portland’s love affair with pizza
From old-school offerings to artisan slices with unconventional toppings, local pie enthusiasts have more choices than ever.
Posted inBusiness, The Buzz
It’s official: Olive Garden is coming to Auburn
• The Cage is for sale in Lewiston
• 128 housing units and a new solar project approved for Auburn.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News, The Buzz
On Lisbon Street, it’s out with the old Burger King and in with a revamped castle
• Sizeable spec buildings going up on Gould and Lexington streets in Lewiston looking for industrial tenants.
• Colisee housing containers update.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
Working: Lewiston’s Legends Sports Bar & Grill doubles staffing, sales during COVID-19 pandemic
“I would never want to go through this pandemic again — I can’t wait to get out of it. However, it taught us so many things about being adaptable.” — Melinda Small, owner of Legends Sports Bar & Grill.
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Portland has changed and you can really smell the difference
A generation ago the city’s signature smells included J.J. Nissen Bakery, Jordan’s Meats and the soon-to-close B&M Baked Beans plant. Today the city’s aroma includes whiffs of coffee roasting, food trucks, breweries and oil tanks.