George Martin's Grillfire to close after 30 years in business
The owner cited "circumstances beyond their control" as the reason for the decision.
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Jan 9, 2025, 3:54 AM
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Updated 224 days ago
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George Martin's Grillfire announced on Facebook that it is closing on Jan. 15.
The owner thanked the community for 30 years of memories and cited "circumstances beyond their control" as the reason for the decision.
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