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Owners of Bareburger to open restaurant with new concept, keeping mum on details

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Nov. 20, 2014 By Christian Murray

The owners of Bareburger are opening a new restaurant at the former Athen’s Café location with a new concept.

The concept was not disclosed by the owners of Bareburger, who said it is too early to divulge the details as to what is happening to the 3207 30th Ave space.

In a statement, the owners said:

“The Athens cafe location has been an iconic part of the Astoria community for years. Bareburger group saw an opportunity to inject some new life and an exciting new concept into a space abound with possibilities”

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Anon

Lets hopw they get rid of the rats and roaches in the basement kitchen that scatter when you turn the lights on and cover their food unlike Athens.

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