Multiple Restaurants Announce Permanent Closures

Several long-standing restaurants across the U.S. have announced their permanent closures, reflecting ongoing challenges in the dining industry. The Continental Restaurant in Saugus, Massachusetts, is shutting down after 72 years of operation, with its last day set for November 24. In Midtown Sacramento, Ink Eats & Drinks has closed its doors after 21 years, leaving loyal customers shocked and lamenting the loss of local character. Perkins in Forked River, New Jersey, also closed recently, with patrons expressing sadness over the end of a beloved dining spot. Additionally, San Francisco's Café Bastille and B44 are set to close by October 26, struggling with reduced foot traffic post-pandemic. The Station Grille in Dutchess County, New York, announced its closure after less than four years, as the owners seek to move on to new endeavors.