All Saints Public House (1261 W.76th St., 216-999-7074) had the unfortunate distinction of opening its doors in late February, enjoying a few great weeks before Covid shut them — and everybody else — down in March for the foreseeable future.
All Saints reopened in late May and managed to eke out a successful summer and fall thanks to splendid weather and a spectacular patio. But all that ends (again!) today as the owners have decided to pull the plug.
"It's just not safe for anyone right now," owner Chris Brauser states.
While he and partner Stephen Stopko used the word "indefinitely" to describe the closure, management said that it will reassess the situation on a weekly basis to see if and when a reopening would be feasible.
Like all restaurants forced to close in advance of the winter season, All Saints will face an uncertain future until the situation improves drastically.
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