GRAND ISLAND, N.Y. — A Grand Island restaurant is closing its door after four years in business.
Zobud Bistro announced on their website they would be closing as of October 4.
They say there were several factors that forced them to make this decision.
The restaurant, which opened in late 2019, cited the rise in food costs, utilities, insurance, payroll, unemployment tax, maintenance and replacement costs as the reason they have to closed.
"We opened less than six months before the pandemic hit and pivoted every step of the way. We are proud of a our staff and loyal customers for keeping us doing business over the last four years," said Sam Reda in a note on the website.
