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It has been a staple on the main for 83 years, but Moishes’ restaurant has served up its last steak for a while. The owners of the venerable eatery have decided not to re-open during the pandemic and will be moving to a new location.

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[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“Will there be a vaccine? And will we get back to normal sooner, rather than later? Or will there be a second wave, and will these things be delayed? Nobody knows.”For the time being, fans of the restaurant will see the iconic brand survive only in its pre-packaged products found in grocery stores.
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