P&L DISTRCIT RAGLAND ROAD FAIL!!!

KC Biz Journal reports another downtown scheme that isn't having the luck of the Irish: Operator of Kansas City pub Raglan Road files for bankruptcy


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  1. Anonymous8/31/11, 5:38 PM

    Steve Green, head of Kauffman Scholars Inc., has been named interim superintendent for the Kansas City School District.

    Developing . . . . . . You heard it here first not TKC

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  2. Anonymous8/31/11, 5:41 PM

    Evening knockers?

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  3. Anonymous8/31/11, 9:23 PM

    P & L Restaurant Graveyard!!

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  4. Anonymous8/31/11, 9:44 PM

    Ate there exactly once. One burger, one fish and chips, two drinks. I think it came to $47.

    Gee . . . wonder how they couldn't make it in the Kansas City market.

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  5. Anonymous8/31/11, 10:28 PM

    How much you wanna bet that Pat O'Neill walked off with all the money?

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  6. Anonymous8/31/11, 10:50 PM

    I heard they were paying $49,500 per. Month rent. Not surprising dinner cost $47.

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  7. Anonymous8/31/11, 11:27 PM

    Tony all this shit on your blog will never have anything to do with making this city anything we all would never belive it could be.

    I commend you on your brass balls, even if you do live in your moms basement, actually thats is none of anyone who views this blog's business, but out of fairness, you make it their biz, and you get shit for it, so hey Tony how much shit can you take....before you snap?

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  8. Anonymous8/31/11, 11:33 PM

    Tony shits on your ill-phrased opinions, believe me.

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  9. Anonymous9/1/11, 6:02 AM

    This place had it all - high food prices, haughty wait staff, slow service, and $20 to park before I had my first beer. No surprise they are closed. Plus the decor looked like what a Hollywood set designer imagined an Irish bar to be.

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  10. Anonymous9/1/11, 8:02 AM

    That place was an overpriced shite hole.

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  11. Anonymous9/1/11, 8:05 AM

    That's shame. Raglan was owned by and managed by some really good people.

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  12. Anonymous9/1/11, 9:26 AM

    The taxpayers spend a fortune to build an "entertainment district" that can't even make it after all the taxpayer funds? Just what has been accomplished other than driving a few taxpaying business out? I would assume that after everyone goes broke Cordish still makes money.

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  13. Anonymous9/1/11, 11:41 AM

    Bad news. And it really was one of the best places down there.
    P&L is screwed.
    Thanks ex-Mayor Barnes.

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