San Ramon, California — A longtime Bay Area restaurant company that operated several popular dining destinations across Northern California is closing all of its restaurants, bringing an end to more than three decades in the hospitality industry and leaving hundreds of employees out of work.
Vine Hospitality, a hospitality group that has operated restaurants throughout the region for 32 years, announced that every one of its dining establishments will permanently close. The decision affects seven restaurant locations and marks one of the largest recent restaurant shutdowns in the Bay Area.
The closures impact well-known concepts including LB Steak, Left Bank Brasserie, Petite Left Bank, and Meso Modern Mediterranean.
Seven Bay Area Restaurants Closing Their Doors
The company confirmed that all of its restaurant brands would cease operations within days of the announcement…