Manhattan Grill, an active restaurant and bar in Honeygo Village Center, closed its doors last weekend—but the center's management company said its fate is still uncertain.
Chesapeake Realty Partners confirmed that the restaurant's closure may only be temporary. The company offered no explanation for the shut-down.
Megan Knauer of the nearby shop Carlyn Smith Creations said she was disappointed by the closure.
"The food was great. I'm always disappointed to see anything bad happen to a little business around here," Knauer said.
The restaurant's website remains live and states that it opened in 2004.
One Perry Hall resident contacted Patch after he redeemed a $25 off certificate for the restaurant on Restaurants.com, which still lists the business as open.
Other residents also shared their surprise over the closure on Perry Hall Patch's Facebook page.
I will say that there were a couple good meals and fun times there but on the whole my experience there was underwhelming. I stopped going there entirely this year. Unfortunately, it was only one of a handful of restaurants in walking distance and became a destination by default or boredom rather than enjoyment.
Its always disappointing to hear bad things about restaurants to me because I've worked in one my whole life. But to continuously go somewhere after you've had numerous bad experiences is like puling teeth for fun. There's plenty of bars in the area. And to have a customer come in every time and complain no matter what is what makes staff bad. To ca vidal: When u run a business like a restaurant, every ones money is green.
1) mediocre food overpriced 2) sllllow service 3) If you're going to gloss your restaurant after Manhattan, then you better show New York sports on your TVs. I went in there looking to catch the Giants game and what did I see? Ravens. What the hell is that mess?? Take the Manhattan out of your name, you're an embarrassment to the borough all around. Call yourself the Raven Inn or something.