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Related: About this forumKinda sad
Demolition of former long-time Tucson restaurant begins
https://tucson.com/news/local/article_54a27324-f0fc-421a-be12-88b4e903cf17.html
emolition has started at a former Casa Molina restaurant location in midtown Tucson.
But the popular bull-and-matador statue, known as El Toro, that sits in the former parking lot is safe from the wrecking effort.
Demolition that started Wednesday will raze the former restaurant at 6225 E. Speedway, just west of North Wilmot Road, the city permit for the work shows.
The statue in the parking lotwill be included in a future sale, along with the original Casa Molina restaurant sign, according to Atlantic Demolition Inc.
But the popular bull-and-matador statue, known as El Toro, that sits in the former parking lot is safe from the wrecking effort.
Demolition that started Wednesday will raze the former restaurant at 6225 E. Speedway, just west of North Wilmot Road, the city permit for the work shows.
The statue in the parking lotwill be included in a future sale, along with the original Casa Molina restaurant sign, according to Atlantic Demolition Inc.
More, including a couple pix I can't seem to copy on phone, at link
edit - Ptah posted pic below
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Kinda sad (Original Post)
Kali
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lapfog_1
(32,033 posts)1. Loved that place...
I think that is where I ate my very first chimichanga
Kali
(56,940 posts)5. it was the husband's family's favorite
lots of gatherings there. food was pretty gringo-friendly.
there is still a Casa Molinas on Campbell. they were all owned by same family but think had some differences. I remember Midway Molinas as being the best. I think it is a middle eastern restaurant now, or was a few years ago. and not bad.
byronius
(8,028 posts)2. I used to eat there when I went to college in the late seventies.
Delicioso.
Kali
(56,940 posts)4. there was 3 or more? locations
midway was the best
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