A little slice of New Orleans is closing up shop in downtown Cleveland
Photographer: WEWS
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Posted: 12/04/2011
CLEVELAND - For the last thirteen years Fat Fish Blue was a popular Southern style watering and eating hole.
If you wanted that New Orleans flair, this was the place to go.The music, the trinketts, the energy. The crowds were laughing the drinks were flowing and the food was to die for.
Times have been tough. Many factors have led to the demise of this popular establishment. Parking, construction and the downturn of the economy. As owner Steve Zamborsky put it, "the place just ran out of steam."
If you want to check out the place one last time for old times sake, you better get to it quick. Sunday will be the last day it will be open for service. A little bit of southern flair that was unique to this area will be no more.
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