Local sushi restaurant Sebo (517 Hayes) will be closing next weekend.
Tablehopper revealed the news yesterday, detailing that chef/owner Michael Black decided to close the restaurant after not being able to work out a new lease. Black confirmed the news via a series of tweets this morning:
Sebo will be ending a run of more than seven years in the neighborhood, having opened on February 28th, 2006. The last day in business will be next Saturday, October 26th. We'll let you know if we hear of plans for any closing events in the days ahead.
Tablehopper revealed the news yesterday, detailing that chef/owner Michael Black decided to close the restaurant after not being able to work out a new lease. Black confirmed the news via a series of tweets this morning:
dear friends, after 7 1/2 years I have decided to close the restaurant. being unable to obtain an agreeable renewal of our lease,
— sebo restaurant (@sebosf) October 16, 2013
I felt it was a great opportunity to spend time with my family and newborn son as well as work on few projects for the future.
— sebo restaurant (@sebosf) October 16, 2013
thank you all for your friendship, company and support over the years. i look forward to seeing you all soon.
— sebo restaurant (@sebosf) October 16, 2013
Sebo will be ending a run of more than seven years in the neighborhood, having opened on February 28th, 2006. The last day in business will be next Saturday, October 26th. We'll let you know if we hear of plans for any closing events in the days ahead.
