The Cache Citizen
Serving Logan, Utah (Cache County)Vol. 1, No. 5
Business & Economy

El Sol says it has closed for good; Romo's site flagged non-live; Zeek's soft-opened

El Sol posts a permanent closing; Romo's site is marked non-live as HJ News reports a retirement; Zeek's soft-opens on South Main.

LOGAN - El Sol Mexican Restaurant says it has permanently closed after 51 years, according to a notice on its website. The notice does not give a closing date or a reason.

Romo's Mediterranean Grill lists 661 Main St. on its website, which still shows hours and a menu but is labeled "THIS IS A NON LIVE LOCATION." HJ News reported Oct. 26 that owners Jill and Steve Romo announced their retirement in a Sept. 3 social media post and that no plans for the space had been announced.

Zeek's Bike Shop lists 981 S. Main St., Suite 180, on its website. HJ News reported Oct. 28 that the shop had a soft opening the week before and named owner Isaac Archibald. The shop's site does not state an opening date; its posted contact email is isaac@zeeksbikeshop.com.

Why this matters

Main Street openings and closings change where Cache County residents eat and shop. El Sol's site says the longtime restaurant is permanently closed; Romo's site marks 661 Main St. as non-live while HJ News reported a retirement announcement; Zeek's lists a South Main storefront that HJ News reported has soft-opened.

Source: El Sol website; Romo's Mediterranean Grill website; Zeek's Bike Shop website; HJ News on Romo's and El Sol, Oct. 26; HJ News on Zeek's, Oct. 28.

Drafted by AI from the linked public source. Approved by The Cache Citizen Editor, Jeffrey Wallace.

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