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Kennard restaurant to close in November

By Robbie Heriman,

2 days ago

KENNARD, Texas ( KETK ) – The Larry Bruce Gardens Restaurant in Kennard will be closing in November, with celebrations to commemorate the business.

According to the restaurant’s Facebook post, their last day of operation will be Nov. 28 but until then they will be open every Sunday.

Larry Bruce Gardens Restaurant also said that on Nov. 3 the Purple Hull Band will be playing for lunch service to celebrate Larry’s 72nd birthday.

“Thank you all who have been a part of our journey for the last 15 years at Larry Bruce Gardens. We appreciate you more than you know. We have made a lot of good friends and met people from all over that we otherwise would not have and it’s been lots of fun and lots of work.”
Larry Bruce Gardens Restaurant

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Pete Gunn

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Going to be sorely missed.

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