Wanna buy a restaurant in Playa on E Bay?

**Shammy** · 05-16-2006

So I'm browsing Google for Playa's zip code (another thread!) and what do I run across........

THIS

THIS is Pasta Luego, which is on the road that leads to Mamitas. Cute place, decent food (awesome Ceasar salad!), very nice people who own (or run?) it too. I've eaten there a few times, chatted with a guy who I believe to be the owner. He was a tad concerned about all the construction going on nearby - the dust blowing off the road on the people eating there, etc. and not getting quite the type of clientele he was hoping to attract. *sigh*

Whatever happens, I hope it all works out for everyone involved.

Beachnutt719 · 05-17-2006

Now if only Jerry could get his house sold, we'd be in business. Course I can't cook to save my life, but we could work out the minor details later.

Cheesehead · 05-17-2006

Hmmm, To bad I know nothing about running a restaurant, and I'm not much of a cook either!

**Shammy** · 05-17-2006

Who needs to cook? I believe I read that the restaurant is fully staffed!

aquavitgal · 05-17-2006

Our family loved that restuarant, we ate lunch several times coming back from Mamitas. I hope if sold the same people run it, they were alot of fun, and great food, good prices.

Ronaldo · 06-05-2006

His girlfriend is the chef.

jscarbor · 06-05-2006

If the rents are 30% of what other places are charged in the area it might be a good sublease play? I wonder what rents are? Say they are $1000 and you can get $1300? Aw shucks that only $3600 per year! I'll have to make my money here before moving to the roo

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Dallas91 · 06-05-2006

My answer to the thread title would have to be a big No. There were SO many restaurants on 5th that I can now see why there is so much turnover. Only the creme of the crop will survive on that street.
GOOD EATS though

absoluteAL · 06-05-2006

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Originally Posted by Dallas91

My answer to the thread title would have to be a big No. There were SO many restaurants on 5th that I can now see why there is so much turnover. Only the creme of the crop will survive on that street.
GOOD EATS though

How's about another bar in Playa

. I have restaurants in the States and all the MX kitchen help is already in the States. The head chef at Chinatown Restaurant in Deadwood is Mexican and he has cooked Chinese food form 20 years. He can not cook MX food worth a damn

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battie05 · 10-18-2006

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Originally Posted by absoluteAL

The head chef at Chinatown Restaurant in Deadwood is Mexican and he has cooked Chinese food form 20 years. He can not cook MX food worth a damn

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If there was a Mexican restaurant with a Chinese Chef I would be very worried!

Frazzd · 10-31-2006

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Originally Posted by battie05

If there was a Mexican restaurant with a Chinese Chef I would be very worried!

I Honestly thought I read about one in the Forums, and now it's going to drive me crazy...gotta go search

05-16-2006	#1 (permalink)
Shammy Moderator Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: The Joisey Shore Posts: 10,240	Wanna buy a restaurant in Playa on E Bay? So I'm browsing Google for Playa's zip code (another thread!) and what do I run across........ THIS THIS is Pasta Luego, which is on the road that leads to Mamitas. Cute place, decent food (awesome Ceasar salad!), very nice people who own (or run?) it too. I've eaten there a few times, chatted with a guy who I believe to be the owner. He was a tad concerned about all the construction going on nearby - the dust blowing off the road on the people eating there, etc. and not getting quite the type of clientele he was hoping to attract. sigh Whatever happens, I hope it all works out for everyone involved.

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05-17-2006	#2 (permalink)
Beachnutt719 añejo Join Date: May 2004 Location: Upstate New York Posts: 3,972	Now if only Jerry could get his house sold, we'd be in business. Course I can't cook to save my life, but we could work out the minor details later.

05-17-2006	#3 (permalink)
Cheesehead way into it Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: WI Posts: 149	Hmmm, To bad I know nothing about running a restaurant, and I'm not much of a cook either!

05-17-2006	#4 (permalink)
Shammy Moderator Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: The Joisey Shore Posts: 10,240	Who needs to cook? I believe I read that the restaurant is fully staffed!

05-17-2006	#5 (permalink)
aquavitgal beachaholic Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inver Grove Hgts, MN Posts: 361	Our family loved that restuarant, we ate lunch several times coming back from Mamitas. I hope if sold the same people run it, they were alot of fun, and great food, good prices.

06-05-2006	#6 (permalink)
Ronaldo beachaholic Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Twin Cities, MN Posts: 301	His girlfriend is the chef.

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jscarbor beachaholic Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Texas, USA Posts: 463	If the rents are 30% of what other places are charged in the area it might be a good sublease play? I wonder what rents are? Say they are $1000 and you can get $1300? Aw shucks that only $3600 per year! I'll have to make my money here before moving to the roo .

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Dallas91 añejo Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: In my own little world most of the time LOL Posts: 1,931	My answer to the thread title would have to be a big No. There were SO many restaurants on 5th that I can now see why there is so much turnover. Only the creme of the crop will survive on that street. GOOD EATS though

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