Fancy a takeaway? Get $5 off your online takeout order of $20 or more for a limited time using code FRESHFISH. Valid only if you order from www.legalseafoods.com/order-online/ The company is pursuing its lawsuit against insurer Strathmore, which rejected the restaurant company`s claim for significant losses due to COVID-19. Replacing the now-closed Legal Seafoods, it would be the first location in New Jersey for the 20+ retail chain. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Legal Sea Foods is permanently closing two of its 33 restaurants and may be forced to close more in the future as it becomes the latest casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic. Something is afoot! Come in October. #LegallyHazy @NightShiftBeer www.legalseafoods.com/legal-sea-foods-and-night-shift-brewing-unveil-exclusive-partnership-freddie-and-the-owl/ Join us on Sunday, September 25, 2022 to celebrate National Lobster Day! Available with lobster menu specials while supplies last! With a case very similar to Legal`s trial that continues recently, “we are cautiously optimistic about the possibility of moving forward,” he said. The chain decided not to renew leases for its restaurants in Crystal City, Virginia, and 704 7th Street Northwest in Washington, District of Columbia, Berkowitz said. “The airport authorities were excellent owners. We wanted to open a little earlier at Reagan National, and they suggested waiting until November, when the plans will be in place,” Berkowitz said. “Airlines will probably be the last to go up, but they will be strong – maybe with less business travel, but more holiday travel.” Legal continues to analyze restaurant reopenings when leases are pending renewal, Berkowitz said.
Legal`s suburban locations have performed “pretty well” as the chain gradually reopens these restaurants. “That`s where the residents are, and that`s where people feel most comfortable,” Berkowitz said. Beautiful day today for our first annual PPX #Softball tournament! There is not yet a precise timetable for a possible opening. While the restaurant chain “loved” its proximity to hotels, an airport and offices in Crystal City, “it`s unfortunately the perfect storm to be impacted by COVID-19,” Berkowitz said. Today, Legal Sea Foods Restaurant Group maintains its commitment to the standards of quality, freshness and integrity behind the entire Pier-to-Plate process. However, the restaurant chain is “cautiously optimistic” about the lawsuit against its insurance company for failing to cover pandemic-related business losses, Roger Berkowitz, president and chief legal officer, told SeafoodSource. “The world of restaurants will shrink. There will be fewer people choosing to eat out as regularly as before.
It makes sense to have a smaller footprint,” Berkowitz said. The Legal restaurant at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. is expected to reopen in November, while Boston`s Logan International Airport is expected to open in September or October. “We filed our indictment, and the insurance company filed its claims; Now it`s up to the judge to move the case forward or dismiss the charges,” Berkowitz said. In response, Legal is focusing on retail and e-commerce opportunities during the pandemic, he said. Legal has now opened 13 locations, including two airport restaurants. The menu (View Boston Menu) focuses on seafood arriving daily from around the world and hand-cut USDA Prime steaks that have been “specially aged” for over 28 days – plus a wine list of over 300 Wine Spectator approved chocies. Check out the new Legal Test Kitchen section of our menu, where our chefs can test their latest creations! National Lobster Day at Legal Sea Foods – Sunday, September 25 TODAY is National Lobster Day! Join us and enjoy all your favorites Lobstah or try our special features: Twin Baked Stuff Maine Lobster Tails 🦞 Petite Lobster Roll & Bisque Combo Limited quantities available, for more: 🦞 #NationalLobsterDay “The pandemic has forced us to look for the most appropriate places for [reopening]. Some are surrounded by hotels and airports, which bothers them, and they are not the best to reopen immediately,” Berkowitz said.