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Sangwych no more?
Last night I got a tip that Sangwych had closed so I walked over there a little while ago and, much to the chagrin of candied bacon lovers across the Spa City, the rumor appears to be true.
A man was at Sangwych clearing boxes out and into a trailer. He said he was 'with the eviction squad' and confirmed the Putnam Street sandwich stop had closed. He said he had taken 'everything of value' from the shop.
I called the number listed on their website and got a full voicemail box response.
We last wrote about Sangwych in September when the business, which opened in April 2011, changed hands. John Meyer, Jon Malm and Bobby Holt purchased the deli from former owner Ron Farber on Aug. 1, 2011.
Sangwych was having a tough couple months, it got a pretty bad review in the TU in December.
I'm going to keep trying to reach the (former?) owner, so hopefully I will have some more information for you soon.
Emily Donohue
A man was at Sangwych clearing boxes out and into a trailer. He said he was 'with the eviction squad' and confirmed the Putnam Street sandwich stop had closed. He said he had taken 'everything of value' from the shop.
I called the number listed on their website and got a full voicemail box response.
We last wrote about Sangwych in September when the business, which opened in April 2011, changed hands. John Meyer, Jon Malm and Bobby Holt purchased the deli from former owner Ron Farber on Aug. 1, 2011.
Sangwych was having a tough couple months, it got a pretty bad review in the TU in December.
I'm going to keep trying to reach the (former?) owner, so hopefully I will have some more information for you soon.
Emily Donohue
posted by Saratogian Online at
1:44 PM
3 Comments:
Wouldn't it be wonderful to get Lanci's back in that space?
It was a good idea but every time you went in their it seemed a bit shady. Don't know why, but it felt like something else was going on behind the scenes.
TU article: "...and the credit card machine didn’t work."
I've had a couple of other experiences at restaurants or diners where the credit card machine "didn't work." It seems more like the credit card company cuts off service - because in both prior instances the establishments were closed shortly thereafter.
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