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interesteddad
Sat, 28 Jan 2006 18:39:19 +0000

Without the ability to get a liquor license and with the dozens of dining options a half mile away on the Baltimore Pike, a restaurant in that location would be doomed to fail. The only shot would be a destination ethnic restaurant, like a well-known sushi chef with a following. Maybe a really good student pizza joint would work there, but as you say, the rents are too high (without a liquor or beer license).

A Starbucks would be popular, but there’s already one just a few blocks away.

I have my doubts that the Dunkin Donuts/Baskin-Robbins will do well, but it probably has the best shot of anything I could think of. At least it’s a good “munchies” option. It beats a real estate office.