The two locations for the seafood restaurant Brine Oyster & Seafood House in Washington, D.C., are closing their doors due to rising crime and costs, the restaurant announced in a post on social media Thursday.
The two locations for the seafood restaurant Brine Oyster & Seafood House in Washington, D.C., are closing their doors due to rising crime and costs, the restaurant announced in a post on social media Thursday.
" have made it increasingly difficult to operate and impossible for us to survive," the post said. "We have explored all options, but regrettably, we have no choice but to close our doors." Liquor store owner Angela Alfred told WUSA 9-TV in October that she is closing by the end of the year due to rampant shoplifting and other criminal activity.
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