“The food manufacturing operation is being discontinued due to supply and transportation costs pertaining to ingredients obtained from the Chicago area,” said Don Millard, manager of zoning and code enforcement for the city of Huber Heights. “I’m told due to these factors the manufacturing end of the business is simply no longer profitable.”
However, the soon-to-be restaurant is expected to open in mid-January, according to the owners’ representative.
Millard said the permitting and inspection process for occupancy is underway in addition to a review of proposed signage for the site.
Credit: Sharon Wilmore
Credit: Sharon Wilmore
The site previously housed Pancho’s Place, a restaurant that offered Mexican and American-themed dishes with an emphasis on seafood.
As soon as we learn more, we will update this story.
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