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croaker’s spot on edgewood coming soon?

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$43,985.57 in Unpaid Taxes Has Us Doubtful

Croaker’s Spot, a seafood restaurant specializing in “nouveau soul cuisine,” originally opened two locations in Richmond Virginia, late 2009.

With plans for the third location to open on Edgewood Avenue here in Atlanta this past February, months of delay left us overly suspicious (its in our blood).

Further research led to the discovery that the original Croaker’s Spot located at 119 East Leigh Street in Richmond closed in February of this year, just before the Atlanta location was due for their grand opening.

The reason for their sudden closure was an unpaid $43,985.57 in back taxes according to city documents. Unable to front the bill, Croaker’s Spot owners had no choice but to cease operation.

The Croaker’s Spot in the Manchester district in Richmond is still in business, but we are confident that the sudden closure at their original location and their money problems with the city of Richmond are the foremost reasons for the delay here in Atlanta.

We’ll be very surprised if the owners of Croakers Spot get it together to finance their Atlanta location and if Mayor Kasim Reed is willing to put up with their irresponsibility in paying taxes (on second thought, Gidewon nightclub or “SPI Club,” hasn’t had any trouble bullying the city, why shouldn’t Croaker’s Spot?).

Croakers Spot
476 Edgewood Avenue SE
Atlanta, GA 30312

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3 Responses to “croaker’s spot on edgewood coming soon?”

  1. [...] shuttering of the original Croaker’s Spot back in February came at exactly the time that a Croaker’s location was supposed to open in Atlanta. Though the Manchester location is thriving, Leigh Street is quiet and the storefront on Edgewood [...]

  2. [...] a likely explanation for the seemingly endless delay in the opening of a new seafood restaurant,  Croakers Spot, at 476 Edgewood Ave. Those of us who live in the area have been looking forward to the restaurant’s promised [...]

  3. Melony Lee says:

    There was a Croaker Spot in Charlotte N.C. It is now closed because of the same issues. The owner owes his only investor over 10,000 and long over due interest. With no notice the restaurant was shut down, & he is now no where to be found. Due to lack of communication this issue is being further investigated.

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