Here's a look at the restaurants and coffee shops the Lansing area has lost since mid-March: Cantina EastwoodĬantina Eastwood closed in March, after the state's restaurants were ordered to suspend dine-in service. The cafe is among a growing list of restaurant and cafe closures in Greater Lansing that have happened during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. We’re disappointed, but we believe things happen for a reason." "The community had been very supportive," Bryant said. The permanent closure of Cops Cafe & Bakery was announced June 2. "I really thought that we would open in early June but then in talking to my employees everyone was really concerned about coming back that soon." "You kind of take it a week at a time," she said. Their visits to the cafe sustained the business, Bryant said, and many of those customers are still working remotely.īryant said she and Williams applied for loans but never got them, but they still believed they could reopen in June. In the days and weeks that followed many of the cafe's regular customers who work at offices near its spot on Centurion Drive began working from home. Without a drive-through window to accommodate pick-up orders, Bryant said opening for carryout didn't seem logical. Their cafe closed its doors March 18. Bryant said at the time they thought it would be temporary.
The cafe added new menu items, and pressed on.
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