Thursday, November 5, 2009
Alo Restaurant will not re-open at Knox-Henderson, seeking other Dallas locations
Note "for lease" sign in window of Alo
DALLAS — After a devastating fire in June, Alo Cenaduria y Piqueos, the Mexican-Peruvian restaurant owned by the owners of La Duni, will not re-open at its Knox Village location after all.
"We're looking for a new location," said co-owner Taco Borga. "We'll re-open as soon as we find something else."
One of the problems with the location, he said, is that the landlord with whom they originally signed the lease sold the building to a company based in California who is not as finely attuned to local issues.
"But we've got plenty of locations we can take, we just want to make sure it's the best choice given the current circumstances," he said.
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Would be awesome if they reopened downtown.
lakewoodhobo Anonymous
2 weeks, 1 day ago
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Good decision!!
david denney Verified
2 weeks ago
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DALLAS The place for new food and out with the old food hang outs......A/T, I Love good hand made well prepared food, and so should you...but will miss the good old boy places....
alexander troup Verified
2 weeks ago
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I hope he opens again really quickly - I really loved Alo much more than La Duni. I vote for downtown or east of 75 lowest Henderson area !
BornToRhone Anonymous
1 week, 4 days ago
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