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Planned French Bistro No Longer Coming to Moorestown
The owner of E&B Coins purchased the site where the old Friendly's stood on Main Street last week, and will not make it into a restaurant, the Burlington County Times reports.
Bill Burris's proposed French bistro that was to take the place of the former Friendly's on Main Street is not coming to Moorestown after all, the Burlington County Times reports.
Burris announced plans to bring a 120-seat bistro to Main Street in October.
However, the owner of E&B Coins, a pawn service and check cashing outlet, purchased the building last week. Edward Brigante Jr. told the Burlington County Times he's unsure of what the building will become, but said it won't be a restaurant.
Last month, Burris announced plans to put a new health care facility and 18 homes on the land occupied by the vacant Woodbury Country Club in Gloucester County.
The owner of Burris Construction is responsible for Powerback Rehabilitation in Voorhees and another Powerback coming to Moorestown.
For more, visit burlingtoncountytimes.com.
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