PEKIN – On Aug. 1, Go Vino Bar & Grill shared an “Urgent Notice” on its Facebook page.
The restaurant wrote it was closing early and would “remain closed until further notice due to unexpected construction and plumbing issues.” In a comment, the establishment said its main sewer line had to be dug out for repairs after a plumber found it had become dislocated.
Since then, no updates have been posted to the page. Google continues to list the business as temporarily closed.
Husband-and-wife team Navin and Padma Patel opened the eatery inside of a former gas station earlier this year. The establishment – situated at 1303 N. 8th St. – serves a variety of burgers and appetizers.
“We’re working to resolve the problem as quickly as possible,” Go Vino’s post said.
“Thank you for your patience and support during this time.”
The Journal Star reached out to the restaurant but has not yet received a response.
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This article originally appeared on Journal Star: Pekin restaurant currently closed due to ‘unexpected’ plumbing issues
Reporting by Cassidy Waigand, Peoria Journal Star / Journal Star
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