The restaurant has been in the same spot for 80 years. “We are excited to have executed a lease with a new tenant,” the new landlord tells Page Six.
Iconic Palm Beach restaurant Ta-boó — a favorite of socialites and stars like Celine Dion and Bon Jovi, as well as the late Bea Arthur and Frank Sinatra — could be forced out of business.Now Page Six hears the storied spot, which has operated for 80 years, has been slapped with an eviction notice.
The space was bought by new landlords who are forcing the restaurant, which counts Rod Stewart as a customer, out.According to documentation seen by Page Six the restaurant, owned by Franklyn de Marco, offered to pay $600,000 in annual rent and pay up to $5 million to rebuild and renovate the property in return for a 15 year lease.
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