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Tweet Photo: Michael Rivera for Wikimedia Commons The Old Spaghetti Factory, a national chain but a downtown Nashville institution, will not be reopening in the Second Avenue North building from which it operated for 40 years. The building suffered major damage due to the Christmas Day bombing. Fox 17 Nashville reports landlord LOFTS 160 Nashville LLC will be terminating the lease agreement (though the restaurant reportedly has 16 years remaining on that lease). Bala Cynwyd, Pa.-based Stoltz Real Estate Partners is affiliated with the LLC. Fox reports the owners of the business, which operated at 160 Second Ave. N. prior to the bombing, offered to spend more than $1 million to rehab the space.
Also: Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint closes one Louisville location The Old Spaghetti Factory, a national chain but a downtown Nashville institution, will not be reopening in the Second Avenue North building from which it operated for 40 years and which suffered major damage from the Christmas Day bombing. Fox 17 Nashville reports landlord LOFTS 160 Nashville LLC will be terminating the lease agreement, although the restaurant reportedly has 16 years remaining on that lease. Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania-based Stoltz Real Estate Partners is affiliated with the LLC Having operated at 160 Second prior to the bombing, the business was overseen by owners who, Fox reports, offered to spend more than $1 million to rehab the space.