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Re anon 10:51's comment -- that's what Morgan suggested in conversations that we had in the past. But it does matter in terms of what had been and probably is still a large segment of the customer base, especially at night.

Most people reading this blog probably don't remember/weren't living in DC when Trio was denied some license, ability to sell at night, so in retaliation, they stopped opening for breakfast for a time. This pissed neighbors off, but the owners responded that in order to support being open for breakfast, when they made little or no money, they needed accommodations at other dayparts, when they could make more money, and support other activities that patrons also wanted the restaurant to provide, and which served the neighborhood, but which were not significantly profitable.

This was probably in the early 1990s?

by Richard Layman on Feb 4, 2009 6:51 am • link • report

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