Word on the street is Pick Up Stix employees at the North Natomas location did not get much more notice of the restaurant's closure than the customers.
Sources tell THE BUZZ employees were called in for a conference call with corporate during which they were told the restaurant would close within the hour.
A mere 15 minutes later, a Pick Up Stix corporate representative and a security detail arrived to hand out final pay checks and dismantle the restaurant, leaving little but a sign in the window to explain the missing eatery.
The chain shut down more than two dozen of its restaurants, so the unexpected closure was not a direct result of the North Natomas economy per se but it's still a blow to the neighborhood.
Pick Up Stix was the third store to open in the Park Place Shopping Center after PostNet, which opened first, and Raley's, which opened second.
The California Home Furnishings store on Del Paso Road is closing its doors to retail and will only sell wholesale. Owners of the Natomas store are selling everything as a result.
The Promenade shopping center just can't hold onto 'em...
Dinner My Way is in the process of moving into the storefront formally known as Camille's Sidewalk Cafe.
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A NATOMAS BUZZ reader tells us there is a sign that says "Chaat Cafe coming soon" in the space that was the old Pot Belly Deli.
Our fears have been realized:A sign on the door reads "Officially Closed."
More casualties of the local economy...
"Love; greetings, farewell; from such a pain you should never know."
Not So Hot, Dawg...
Hot Dog Music prior to its closure.
Looks like the L&L BBQ restaurant in the Promenade at Gateway Sacramento, across the street from Target, has shut down. A sign on the door says the
eatery is permanently closed.
Heard about one of our newest neighbors here in North Natomas?
KCRA Channel 3 reported last night the story you read here first about Pick Up Stix closing its Sacramento-area restaurants, including its location in North Natomas.
The Pick Up Stix has closed.
