[DAVES]

Originally Posted by LeRoySmith

My experience is they go up quickly and easily, coming down is very slow and doubtful.

None of these things are new. There are expressions for all of them. Crude goes up like a rocket but down like a feather. We buy gasoline by the tankful. Someone buys it by the tanker full. How many times does the price change by the time it is delivered. Imagine explaining why you paid a few million too much.

[Stu from NYC]

The folks that own the Natives are taking it over. No idea when it will reopen.

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

The folks that own the Natives are taking it over. No idea when it will reopen.

See post 20

Still not a peep on this topic other than speculation…..

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by jarodrig

See post 20

Still not a peep on this topic other than speculation…..

The manager of the Natives told me yesterday

[vintageogauge]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

The folks that own the Natives are taking it over. No idea when it will reopen.

I took over 2 years for the first H&N to open. It costs them nothing to wait.

[G.R.I.T.S.]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

I took over 2 years for the first H&N to open. It costs them nothing to wait.

Probably because H&N closed their original location before this one opened. Sure hope for locals there that it is run well by whoever takes it over.

[FenneyFanatic]

Originally Posted by Driller703

A little off the subject, but are there other venues in the area for theater plays?

SigPro Theater in Lake Sumter is the new home for the group that left Tierra Del Sol.
It is a beautiful facility that is next to Chop House Restaurant.

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

I took over 2 years for the first H&N to open. It costs them nothing to wait.

Although there has been no “official” confirmation, IF The Natives (or whoever) takes over Fenney G., they are loosing A LOT of potential income by delaying the opening. (specially given the fact that we are now into the return of our great seasonal residents)

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by G.R.I.T.S.

Probably because H&N closed their original location before this one opened. Sure hope for locals there that it is run well by whoever takes it over.

It looks like you missed an update:

From WESH back in October 2024:

HOBE SOUND, Fla. —
After announcing its closure last week, a 72-year-old iconic restaurant in South Florida changed course and says it will remain open.

Harry and the Natives, a restaurant that has lived in Hobe Sound since 1941, was set to close in October, but owner Harry MacArthur said that just couldn't happen after he saw an outpouring of support from the community.

According to their website they are no taking orders for this Thanksgiving.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by jarodrig

Although there has been no “official” confirmation, IF The Natives (or whoever) takes over Fenney G., they are loosing A LOT of potential income by delaying the opening. (specially given the fact that we are now into the return of our great seasonal residents)

There is a good deal of remodeling to be done, no idea how long that will take.