Danesh said the family had been considering the closure for some time and that arrangements would be made to support the restaurant’s employees.
While Porta Porta has received offers to operate out of other kitchens and premises, the family has no plans to relocate the restaurant. However, they remain open to someone taking over the business.
“If someone asks to buy over or take over, then we will happily help them continue my father and mother’s legacy,” Danesh said. “If not, then it’s a chapter we plan on closing.”
For Danesh, who grew up alongside the restaurant and described it as his first job, Porta Porta has always been more than a family business.
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