Former Cafe Lago Space Will Become Urban Vines Wine Bistro

The Lakewood Advocate reports the Café Lago space, which closed last week, has already been snapped up by attorney Jennifer Rodriguez. She plans to open Urban Vines Wine Bistro open an attorney with longtime aspirations to open a wine garden, signed the lease last weekend and plans to open Urban Vines Wine Bistro in May. The kitchen duties fall to a catering company, Honeysuckle Southern Eats. I can’t find a link to them. Perhaps they will send us one. Good times for East Dallas.

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