Sadly, the closures keep racking up.<\/p>\n
The acclaimed Nura (46 Norman Ave.) shared on Instagram that February 15 would be the restaurant\u2019s last day<\/a>.<\/p>\n That particular date commemorates \u201cexactly six years since we signed the lease on what was once an auto body shop, just a couple weeks before the world shut down.\u201d It officially opened in October 2021<\/a>, turning the auto body shop into a beautiful, light and plant-filled space.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Instagram post did not list a reason for the closure, however, the landlord is thanked, so we are assuming it is not rent-related. As we recently reported, several local restaurants are struggling to make ends meet<\/a> with inflation, tariffs, increased labor costs, and insurance through the roof, among other issues.\u00a0<\/p>\n Nura offered globally-inspired flavors, drawing particular inspiration from Indian cuisine.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Nura team, headed by Michelle Lobo, operates several spots around Brooklyn, including Otis and JR and Son. The Vietnamese restaurant Falansai<\/a> recently relocated from Bushwick to Greenpoint, taking over the Pan Pan Vino Vino space (still a bakery by day, though the signage and branding no longer reflect the old name).<\/p>\n One thing\u2019s for certain: we\u2019re really going to miss those dips!<\/p>\n \n\tRelated\n<\/p>\n