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Monday, August 3, 2009
Not so good for Goodburger

Goodburger at 1725 Chestnut St., the offshoot of the New York joints, has that shutdown look after less than a year and a half, what with the kraft paper on the window and the phone that ringsandringsrings.

Nick Tsoulos, who was an original investor, said he no longer has a stake in the operation. It was a franchise, said Tom Galis, a principal in the New York office of Goodburger.

My real estate source says the space is in play. It won't stay dark for long.

Posted by Michael Klein @ 1:21 PM  Permalink | File Under: TableTalk | 3 comments
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Posted 02:11 PM, 08/03/2009
dreinterests
sad, i liked their burgers better than five guys. they sold beer, which in Penn is odd because it's so expensive to have that right.
Posted 11:13 AM, 08/07/2009
repeater
Terrible, terrible, terrible news. Like a death in the family. I mean, for the price, Goodburger had hands down the best burgers in town. I absolutely adored them, and will be wearing black today. Seriously.
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Michael Klein chronicles local people, places and things (in easy-to-digest portions) three days a week in his Inquirer column "INQlings." He also covers the restaurant scene in his Thursday Food column, "Table Talk." See his work at http://www.philly.com/inquirer/columnists/michael_klein.
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