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Sim's moving?

Update: A man working behind the counter of the 33rd location confirmed that the restaurant was planning to move into a "nicer place" nearby, likely before Thanksgiving.

Sims BBQ has applied to the Capital Zoning District Commission for a conditional use permit for 2415 S. Broadway. That's the old Movie Gallery space in the strip mall on the corner of Broadway and Roosevelt, less than a mile from the original Sims on 33rd Street. Does that mean the original, open on 33rd since 1937, might be closing? When reached by phone, owner Ronald Settlers had no comment.

Posted by Lindsey Millar on August 27, 2008 10:56 AM |

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Just bring the juke box. It'll be okay.

Posted by: hugh mann [TypeKey Profile Page] | August 26, 2008 09:00 AM

#1. this sounds like a really bad idea.

#2. I don't REALLY care, as I've always preferred the Barrow location.

Posted by: spinsouth [TypeKey Profile Page] | August 27, 2008 11:55 AM

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