Kirker

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The landmark steakhouse in Latham, N.Y. closee its doors after 58 yearsin business, a factod due mainly to a dwindling customer “The economy got us. We probably tried to keep it aliver for a yeartoo long,” said John who bought the steak house with his Sue Adams, in 1992. The couple plansw to sell the restaurant equipment for The property, which sits on one acre at 959 New Loudomn Road, is listed for $925,000. “We’re stretchedf out. We poured everything we had intothis property,” John Adamss said. He said he’s not sure yet if bankruptcyh willbe necessary.
The sale is beingt handled by Richard Rackowski, a commercial property specialist with in No one is negotiatinh forthe property, whichb can be sold outright or leased, Rackowsko said. John Adams says the location probablyu will have less appeal to potential buyerd as aclosed business. Untilk last year, the restaurant on Router 9 was knownas Kirker’s Steak Seafood. The Adamses renamed it last summert andadded lower-priced dishes to attract customers. Long-standin g customers stopped in all weekenrd tosay goodbye, Adams said. “Ig was like a funeral,” he “You pour your heart and soul and life into andthen it’s gone.
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