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Updated over 7 years ago, 07/19/2017

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Dave Hurt
  • South Carolina
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Our first restaurant build out - before and after!

Dave Hurt
  • South Carolina
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Hello All, 

The commercial RE forum seemed like the best place to post this.

I just wanted to share before and after pics of our first bar/restaurant build out!  This is our first project and we have certainly learned a lot!  We went from a gutted space that was basically an old industrial building and we built out a full kitchen with walk in cooler/freezer, 70-tap draft beer system (not yet installed in the after pic), full bar, and 80 seats inside with an additional 35 seats on a 600 sqft covered patio.  This is the first of 12 units that we will be building, and after many delays and unexpected problems we are FINALLY going to be opening our doors.  I have certainly learned that things never go as planned, and you have to be able to adapt very quickly in this business!  Enjoy!

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