A couple of times this year, I’ve written about what Bidenflation has done to restaurants across the nation. In January, I shared one North Carolina state senator’s observation of how much prices have gone up at the Tarheel State’s iconic fast-food chain, Cook Out. Three months later, I wrote about how table-service restaurants are beginning to nickel-and-dime customers to avoid losing money.
There’s no telling how many restaurants and other small businesses have had to close up shop as the economy burns. Small towns in particular mourn the loss of establishments that have been part of the local fabric for years.
One of those businesses is Fargo’s Pit BBQ in Bryan, Texas, not far from the campus of Texas A&M. The BBQ joint, which has served up favorites for nearly a quarter century, has closed its doors. Owners Alan Caldwell and Belender Wells, who are also husband and wife, announced on Facebook and via the restaurant’s website that it would close effective July 6: […]
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