Several Financial District eateries are closing their doors,including the Occidental Grill at 453 Pine St. The owner,Shorenstein Co., evicted the eatery and is tearing down the entirebuilding to replace it with an office tower. Murphy's Exchange,which occupies the building's second story, is also closing itsdoors.
A rent hike is taking out Barcelona, located at 7 Spring St. Itsowner says it will not seek space elsewhere. Finally, a developer's$5-million offer convinced John Konstin, owner of Jack's restaurantat 615 Sacramento St., to sell his three-story building. Jack'swill close in December.
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