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Radio Cafe, we hardly knew ya.
I mean that literally, as the restaurant just opened a little more than a month ago, and I hadn’t had a chance to dine there. Tonight is its last night as a full-service restaurant before it becomes a space for special events.
Previously, the eatery had been called Radio Milano. After a three-week hiatus for renovations, LGO Hospitality reopened it as a new concept. The Italian spin was gone, replaced by a variety of new dishes like sushi, seafood poke salad, and a shortrib sandwich. It also had an expanded beverage program and a more loungey vibe.
LGO Hospitality founder and president Bob Lynn tells me that the restaurant space will now be used for special events; seven are already booked.
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