A Detroit restaurant, the Rattlesnake Club, has made the difficult decision to permanently close its doors after 36 years in business. Vice President and CFO Mark Tuttle expressed gratitude for the support of loyal customers and dedicated employees throughout the years. The restaurant first opened in 1988 but unfortunately could not recover after the COVID pandemic hit.
Tuttle explained that changing dining habits, decreased office occupancy, and reduced traffic have all had a negative impact on the restaurant’s revenue since the pandemic. Private events, which were a key part of the business, have not bounced back. Employees were informed of the closing on June 29 and offered severance pay.
The seasoned professionals at the Rattlesnake Club have always focused on producing the finest food and providing outstanding customer service. Their dedication has been essential in maintaining the restaurant’s reputation over the years. Despite the challenges faced due to the pandemic, the Rattlesnake Club remained grateful for the support of its customers and the hard work of its employees.
The closure of this beloved Detroit establishment serves as a reminder of how businesses across various industries are affected by ongoing impacts from COVID-19 pandemic.
The Rattlesnake Club will officially close its doors on June 28, marking
