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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – When the woman behind the bar at Uno Chicago Grill in Woodbridge was asked to pour a beer this morning, she replied “I only wish I could.”
She didn’t pour the beer not that it was too early to have a brew, but because no more beers, pizzas, or anything else for that matter will be served here. Uno in Woodbridge, as of Sunday night, is closed.
Just after 8 a.m. Monday, large moving trucks and a dumpster were sitting in the parking lot of the eatery, and employees were seen carrying out tables, chairs, and small light fixtures. Potomac Local News has learned it is the only Uno restaurant in the region, to include Manassas, Springfield, and Union Station in Washington, D.C., that will close it’s doors.
The restaurant’s general manager directed call questions to a corporate spokesman who has yet to return a call to Potomac Local News.
The restaurant was built in the early 1990s at the Potomac Mills mall area expanded and several new restaurants joined the Smoketown Stations development, including a TGI Friday’s that recently underwent interior renovations.
Uno in Woodbridge served as a gathering spot for entrepreneurs in eastern Prince William County as the Prince William Chamber held regular monthly networking sessions there. There’s no word yet from the Chamber as to where in eastern Prince William those meetings might be moved to.
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