Court docs: 5 extra Hamilton County Frisch’s places obtain eviction notices, together with authentic
After an array of monetary troubles already confronted by Frisch’s this yr, WLWT has realized that 5 extra places by the restaurant chain are going through potential eviction later this month.According to courtroom paperwork reviewed by WLWT, 5 totally different Frisch’s places in Hamilton County have eviction hearings arising that at the moment are simply days away.They embody:1001 Gest St (Cincinnati, Queensgate)1575 West Galbraith Road (North College Hill)2439 East Sharon Road (Sharonville)5216 Glenway Avenue (Cincinnati, West Price Hill)5760 Wooster Pike (Fairfax)The location in Fairfax is the chain’s very first restaurant that was opened in 1939 underneath the identify of Frisch’s Mainliner.The hearings in Hamilton County Municipal Court are scheduled for Dec. 13, 2024. They have been initially filed Nov. 21.This comes after important monetary hardship confronted by the corporate lately and a big array of evictions hosted by the chain seen throughout the Greater Cincinnati space.
After an array of monetary troubles already confronted by Frisch’s this yr, WLWT has realized that 5 extra places by the restaurant chain are going through potential eviction later this month.
According to courtroom paperwork reviewed by WLWT, 5 totally different Frisch’s places in Hamilton County have eviction hearings arising that at the moment are simply days away.
They embody:
- 1001 Gest St (Cincinnati, Queensgate)
- 1575 West Galbraith Road (North College Hill)
- 2439 East Sharon Road (Sharonville)
- 5216 Glenway Avenue (Cincinnati, West Price Hill)
- 5760 Wooster Pike (Fairfax)
The location in Fairfax is the chain’s very first restaurant that was opened in 1939 underneath the identify of Frisch’s Mainliner.
The hearings in Hamilton County Municipal Court are scheduled for Dec. 13, 2024. They have been initially filed Nov. 21.
This comes after important monetary hardship confronted by the corporate lately and a big array of evictions hosted by the chain seen throughout the Greater Cincinnati space.