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In Volgograd closed mini-restaurant of Russian cuisine

Bar “Native” in Volgograd stopped working – the institution put up for sale

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In Volgograd closed mini-restaurant of Russian cuisine

The mini-restaurant of Russian cuisine, located in Voroshilov district, is closing after almost two years of work. The owners announced the completion of the activity in early October through the official social networks of the bar. The final chord was a farewell party: anyone could buy interior items, dishes and equipment at the institution.

Now on online maps, the bar is marked as temporarily not working, and on the sites of free ads there was an offer to sell the business. The cost of the finished project is 3.4 million rubles. The price includes everything you need for work: bar counter, kitchen equipment, furniture, as well as brand and accounts in social networks. The facility is designed for 70 seats.

According to the owners, the decision is connected with the desire to change the vector of entrepreneurial activity.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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