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DLR opening looms but no official date yet

October 24, 2008 – The CEO of Dick’s Last Resort says they are “scrambling with the final inspections,” but there is no official date yet for the Dallas-based restaurant/bar to open at Marina City.

A sign on the door says only that the location will open in October, which will end next week. On Thursday and Friday of this week, a half-page ad for Dick’s appeared in the Chicago Tribune declaring, “We’re moving the mayhem to Marina City!”

Chicago Tribune

Steve Schiff, CEO of Dick’s Last Resort, says he has not made public a specific date “because I don’t want to jinx the deal.”

In addition to extensive remodeling of the southwest corner of the three-acre commercial platform, the company has made Marina City part of its name. According to its liquor license application, their legal name is “Dick’s Last Resort Of Marina City, Inc.”

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