Two Federal Hill restaurants are closing this month and a third is ceasing operations as a cocktail bar.
Broadway Bistro announced two weeks ago that it would close its restaurant at 205 Broadway on July 27 after 16 years in business.
Over the weekend, Armando Bisceglia announced that Bacco Vino & Contorni will close on June 9th.
Hanju Kitchen announced Sunday that it will close its operations at the Royal Bobcat, 422 Atwells Ave., at the end of this month.
The businesses took to social media, announcing the news on Instagram.
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“It's about time,” Broadway Bistro posted. “Over 16 years of hard work, fun, and everything in between. We couldn't ask for a better outcome.”
The bistro's owner, Patrick Roney, is also co-owner of nearby Slow Rhode at 425 West Fountain Street.
Bisceglia, owner of Bacco Vino & Contorni, opened just days before the 2020 pandemic shutdown.
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“Cultivating Italy's memorable food experiences, wines and recipes has been a truly special time in our lives,” the final post read, hinting that more news is to come.
“But this isn't the end! Follow Armando Bisceglia and our dedicated team and stay tuned for more news!”
Hanju Kitchen said that despite the closure, its Korean Cajun menu will still be available until next week, “after which we will be offering a special menu until the end of June.”
“We hope you all enjoy our food. We had so much fun creating and serving this menu,” the announcement said, adding to continue following HanJu Kitchen for the latest updates.
Royal Bobcat will continue cocktail service.
