I'm sure some non basketball fans ate there no problem but still for them to close that fast meant that they weren't putting butts in seats overall to offset the high rent, food costs, and payroll. Which means that the Rockets/Warriors thing did play a big role in this. There's an old restaurant saying, 'If one person has a bad experience at a restaurant, they in turn will tell five people about it and each of those five people will each tell an additional five people about it'.. thus it speads like a wildfire. Maybe not a bad experience happened at Curry's restaurant but the "You know that Steph Curry's wife's spot, you're not going to eat there are you" had to play a huge role in this. You have to have butts in seats ordering shyt to have a successful restaurant period. They couldn't overcome the basketball connection. That's too fast of a closure
I think it’s being massively overblown because it makes a better story to say that upset Rockets fans shut her shyt down.
Houston is a city full of transplants, plenty of people who don’t care at all about the Rockets to give her business.
There’s no proof that this happened.
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