Saturday, January 12, 2013
Location was one of 13 Marlin & Ray's eateries to close.
The Marlin & Ray's seafood restaurant at 11204 James Swart Circle in Fairfax has closed, after one year in business. The location was previously a Ruby Tuesday's, which is part of the same company. The chain closed all 13 of its eateries this week so the company can focus more on its Ruby Tuesday brand, the company said in a statement. Company officials said they are working to relocate Marlin & Ray's staff members, which they consider to be part of their family, to remaining restaurant's within the company. The company's Web site reads: Thanks for your patronage. We have enjoyed serving you the best seafood, steaks, and ribs over the past few years. Unfortunately we have closed. We have taken good care of all our employees and hope that …
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
What would you like to see in this vacant building?
The Ruby Tuesday restaurant in Centreville Square closed its doors in the fall of 2011, and since then, the building has stood empty. While not a Centreville institution like The Shade Tree or Payne's Restaurant (both also closed now), the 50-table restaurant had been, to all appearances, a popular spot in the area. Many regulars were surprised that it had closed. The building's neighbors in Centreville Square include Tropical Smoothie Cafe, My Eye Dr, Creative Salon and Spa and a number of ethnic restaurants. What would be a good tenant for this space? If it was another restaurant, what kind would perform well? Or could another type of business survive here, such as a bookstore, a coffee shop or a clothing store? Share your ideas in …
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Centreville welcomes parade of new businesses, and says goodbye to longtime outlets
Centreville residents saw a parade of new businesses open in the community this past year, although they also said goodbye in 2011 to a handful of old standby outlets that shuttered their doors for good. One of the notable new businesses is the Clifton Saddlery, which gave up the tony community in November and moved to Centreville into an old Hollywood Video store on Multiplex Drive. It was tough moving from Clifton after 24 years, but owner Liz Nuti said they have been amazed at the community response. Although the horses may not be stabled in Centreville, many riders live in the community. “We have exceeded our expectations so far,” Nuti said. “We are trying to provide them with a one-stop shop.” Other notable openings: Organizers on …
THE CRAMSEY'S
10:26 pm on Friday, August 17, 2012
The restaurant named "Souper Salads"! They fantastic, everything is so fresh, soups are made fresh daily as fresh bread. The prices are very fair for our area. We agree Buffalo Wild Wings would be great as well. more ›