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The restaurant building couldn’t be saved because chain restaurants like Bakers Square are struggling now, while takeout and more casual spots are favored by consumers, GW Properties Principal Mitch Goltz said at a previous meeting on the development. GW Properties bought the Baker’s Square building for $1.5 million in 2019, Cook County property records show. The chain’s parent company filed for bankruptcy in 2019 and announced the closure of five Illinois locations. It is unclear when the Bakers Square in West Ridge closed. The Bakers Square building was constructed in 1980. The building would be set back from Western and Touhy, with 47 parking spaces in front of the complex, according to plans previously shared with the community.Ī rezoning of the property to make way for the strip mall was approved by City Council in May 2020, records show. The replacement building will be erected toward the Touhy side of the property. The Bakers Square building was demolished last month. The Starbucks will have a drive-thru, Silverstein said. In plans released last week by Silverstein, the Wingstop was replaced by the takeout-friendly version of Buffalo Wild Wings. Credit: 50th Ward Office A strip mall anchored by a Starbucks will replace Baker’s Square in West Ridge. Early proposals for the project included a Starbucks and a Wingstop, and neighbors proposed a litany of businesses that should go in the development, including a Trader Joe’s. GW Properties bought the Bakers Square building in late 2019 and proposed replacing it with an 8,000-square-foot retail strip.

with a retail strip that will include a Starbucks, Buffalo Wild Wings Go and an Athletico physical therapy center.Ī fourth spot in the planned strip mall is yet to be filled, according to plans shared by Ald. In a similar case, a woman in Illinois filed a lawsuit against Fireball, claiming the company's mini 'Fireball Cinnamon' bottles mislead customers who may think they contain whiskey.WEST RIDGE - Plans to replace the former Bakers Square in West Ridge are taking shape, with a strip mall housing national brands in the works for the corner of Western and Touhy avenues.ĭeveloper GW Properties is working to replace the closed Bakers Square at 7131 N. The suit accuses Buffalo Wild Wings of violating the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act, along with a breach of express warranty and common law fraud and seeks an undisclosed amount of 'punitive damages.' 'It should be noted that Domino’s Pizza and Papa Johns also sell actual chicken wings, and that, a restaurant named Buffalo Wild 'Wings' should be just as careful if not more in how it names its products,' the complaint states. The complaint notes that other chains like Domino's Pizza and Papa Johns each label their products as either 'boneless chicken' or 'chicken poppers.' Halim known that the products are not chicken wings, he would not have purchased them, or would have paid significantly less for them,' according to the suit. Halim said he purchased the boneless wings in Mount Prospect, Illinois, and 'reasonably believed the products were actually wings that were deboned.'

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