The operator of gastropub chain Bar Louie filed for bankruptcy for the second time in five years, looking to sell itself as a going concern.
The casual dining chain is closing about 14 locations and borrowing up to $1.25 million from its senior lender to maximize the potential for a sale to the highest bidder, according to filings Wednesday in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.
The company owes about $70 million to lender Bar Louie LLC—an entity run by distressed restaurant investor Jeff Crivello—which snapped up the company’s debt earlier this year.
Crivello, whose firm last ...
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