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What a crummy support system. About 85% of startup restaurants end up going out of business, so I'm not too surprised.
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2011...estructure-de/Beso, the Las Vegas restaurant and nightclub at CityCenter owned by actress Eva Longoria and co-investors, filed for bankruptcy Thursday to restructure nearly $5.7 million in debt and other liabilities.
Beso LLC, 32 percent owned by Longoria, listed assets of about $2.5 million in the Chapter 11 filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Las Vegas.
The restaurant, which has a nightclub called Eve, projected ongoing losses of $76,000 per month.
What a crummy support system. About 85% of startup restaurants end up going out of business, so I'm not too surprised.
You mean, Tony?What a crummy support system. About 85% of startup restaurants end up going out of business, so I'm not too surprised.
She can beso that money good-bye.
7 million dollar resturant? Damn.
So this is why Tony divorced her?!
Just wish her all the best. Hope everythings will fine soon.
Celebrities with millions always wanting to open clubs and restaurants...
The cynic in me can not help but wonder if it is a financial ploy meant to help her claim for spousal support.
If I had millions, the restaurant biz would be the last place I'd want to invest, but I guess folks should follow their passion. However, it does seem like opening a restaurant is default behavior for many a celeb and sports figure.
More fun eating at a fancy restaurant than owning one I would think.
I agree, the res biz is a horrible and highly risky business. I don't get why people insist on opening businesses after businesses if the risk is there.
She thought that she was popular and that her popularity would draw a crowd. Guess what...
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