Jesse Daily) have made headway on plans to rebuild. And fans of the restaurant – which made a name for itself with its menu of inventive Nepalese dishes, cocktails and regular live music – have much to which they can look forward.
“After the fire, we really had to look at what was possible,” says Limbu Daily. “From the money that our insurance would cover to really thinking about what we wanted and needed to recreate the cheel experience. Ultimately, we brought together a plan that incorporated the best of our dream ideas in a plan that we felt was realistic.”
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Brookfield Square adds sushi restaurant, craft boutique
Both located near Barnes & Noble
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Brookfield Square in Brookfield recently added t
wo local businesses to its roster:
6,405-square-foot space inside the mall. The restaurant has been around since 2007. It serves a full menu of Asian-inspired cuisine, including sushi, noodles, soups and salads as well as entrees.
Blink Artisan Boutique opened its 4,144-square-foot store in late 2020 as its second location. The retailer first opened in 2017 at Mayfair in Wauwatosa, selling locally made
home goods, jewelry, clothing, soap, furniture and accessories.
Both storefronts are located in Brookfield Square’s east wing, near Barnes & Noble Booksellers.
All Christopher & Banks stores to close, including four in area
Closing 23 stores in Wisconsin
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Women’s clothing retailer
The Plymouth, Minnesota-based company recently
filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and has begun liquidation sales at its 449 brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S.
The company will close a total of 23 store locations in Wisconsin. Stores closing in the southeastern part of the state include
Christopher & Banks stores at
Brookfield Square in Brookfield, Germantown Plaza in Germantown and its outlet at Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets in Pleasant Prairie, in addition to its plus size store CJ Banks, also at Brookfield Square.
Christopher & Banks has been around since 1956. The company’s restructuring and wind-down of its brick-and-mortar operation comes as the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the decline of traditional retail and rise of e-commerce.
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If there s one thing to say about 2020, it s that it was a year unlike any other. (Patch Graphic) (Patch)
BROOKFIELD, WI If there s one thing to say about 2020, it s that it was a unique year.
While the coronavirus pandemic undoubtedly dominated the headlines this year, other stories caught our readers attention, including from the updates on the closings and openings of businesses, to local Black Lives Matters rallies and odd crime stories.
Brookfield Patch has also offered stories on how businesses are coping with the pandemic as well as how residents are helping each other.
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Crews respond to Brookfield Square mall for fire in back hallway
BROOKFIELD, Wis. (CBS 58) – The Brookfield Fire Department responded to Brookfield Square on Thursday, December 17 for a fire.
Crews got to the scene shortly after 7:30 p.m. where light smoke was reported coming from a back hallway.
Authorities say the fire was contained to the area and put out by the sprinkler system.
The cause of the fire is under investigation. Share this article: