The latest business buzz in Davis, California and beyond. Since 2001, Wendy Weitzel’s award-winning column has provided news on local merchants, restaurants and businesses that come and go.
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Q&A with Munchie Man
Also: Ding How sets its closing date
In Friday’s column, I told you about Munchie Man, the restaurant that will replace Taffach Ethiopian Cuisine at 113 D St. in downtown Davis.
New restaurant announced for D Street
Also: Chipotle sets opening date and The Pleasant Pheasant completes its move
Earlier this month, I wrote about Taffach Ethiopian Cuisine’s plans to close. The property was sold, and the restaurant’s final day of service was Thursday.
Game over?
Davis Cards & Games shutters, seeks space for summer camps
The game and hobby store Davis Cards & Games has closed – at least temporarily.
Cindy’s chef has the dish on Butter & Basil
Also: Volleys Tennis Shop nets new owner, and Davis teens build eldercare app
I recently had a lengthy conversation with Jerry Umnartyutithum, the former Cindy’s owner, on his plans for his new Davis diner, Butter & Basil.
Camellia blooms, Ethiopian to close
Also, a boutique/cafe to shutter, and updates on a taqueria, the new climbing gym and Teddy B’s
Camellia Coffee Roasters opened on Monday, filling the former Peet’s Coffee space at 231 E St. in downtown Davis.
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I'm a Davis, Calif. journalist who’s covered local business changes since 2001. I started my award-winning column when I was managing editor of The Davis Enterprise.
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