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Arrivaderci Lucchesi's

Lucchesi's in the Heights, the Italian restaurant and takeout shop on the back side of the Heights Theater center on Kavanaugh, served its last meal Saturday night. We just checked and a spokesman confirmed the business was closed, after 3.5 years.

Posted by Max Brantley on July 5, 2007 11:20 AM |

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FYI- The WONDERFUL chef Kristin has moved over to Bonefish Grill & the Lucchesi's
in Memphis is not closing.

ARK. BLOG: Thanks Meg. Any and all restaurant news is always welcome. Append it to relevant posts or e-mail me at max@arktimes.com and I'll post it.

Posted by: meg warren [TypeKey Profile Page] | July 5, 2007 03:46 PM

The first time I went to Lucchesi's there was mold on my take-out ravioli, hidden from view by the label.

I never went back.

Posted by: JG [TypeKey Profile Page] | July 8, 2007 09:26 AM

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