Hillstone Bal Harbour abruptly closes its doors after over a decade
Hillstone at Bal Harbour has shut its doors after 11 years, marking the latest restaurant vacancy at the 61-year-old luxury mall. The restaurant announced the closure of its 6,400-square-foot space, perched on the second floor of the Bal Harbour Shops at 9700 Collins Avenue, encouraging customers to make reservations at its Coral Gables or North Miami locations. Hillstone didn’t disclose the reason for the closure. Hillstone has been a staple at the mall since it opened over a decade ago as the Grill at Bal Harbour. The sudden closure joins a roster of other longtime restaurants backed by acclaimed restaurateurs […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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