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California’s giant artichoke is leafing the state.
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artichoke → leaf → state
Iconic Castroville restaurant The Giant Artichoke will officially close its doors this week after 25 years under its current owners.
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restaurant → close → owners
In a Monday Facebook post, the restaurant confirmed that Wednesday, September 30 will be their last day of operation.
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Wednesday → confirm → operation
“We’ve had the Restaurant for 25 years and it’s been an honor serving our community and faithful customers, buts time to move on,” the post read.
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post → have → community
“The building owners are selling the building and we are willing to sell our recipes no one though has really stepped up though.
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one → sell → recipes
We still have some fried artichokes and when these finish that’s it, sorry for the late news and Thank You.”
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that → have → You
Fans mourned the closure in the comments.
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Fans → mourn → comments
“I don’t need a recipe, but what did you use for dipping the Fried Artichoke Hearts in??” one wrote.
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one → need → Hearts
“I’m so sad to hear this.
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I → ’m → this
I am 64 y.o. and remember going there when I was a kid.
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I → remember → ?
It was a special occasion when that happened!
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that → happen → ?
It’s a landmark.
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It → ’ → ?
Sorry you had to make that tough decision,” another commented.
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another → have → decision
The Monterrey County eatery was known for its distinctive 20-foot-tall artichoke statue that stood near its entrance.
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that → know → entrance
The sculpture dates back to 1963, when the restaurant was operated by its original owner, local businessman Ray Bei.
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restaurant → date → owner
In April of this year, building owner Daniel Boudreault told KSBW that the building was available for sale or lease.
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building → tell → sale
He also said the restaurant’s operators were looking to retire.
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operators → say → ?
A real estate listing shows the 3,726-square-foot property is asking is $1.8 million for purchase, and $9,500 per month for lease
The restaurant served a largely artichoke-themed menu, including artichoke & angel hair pasta, fried artichoke hearts, artichoke bread, and an artichoke burger.
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restaurant → show → pasta
They also served soups, nachos, pasta and enchiladas.
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They → serve → soups
The Great Artichoke’s operators say they’re open to selling their recipes, though no one has stepped forward yet.
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one → say → recipes
The closure follows the cancellation of Castroville’s annual artichoke festival, which dates back to 1959.
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which → follow → 1959
Dubbed the “Artichoke enter of the World”, the is known for artichoke farming, producing nearly two thirds of the artichokes consumed in the US.
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the → dub → US
The Aporia
