St. Paul Square coffee shop-venue Vice Versa will close March 31
Owner-operator Vincent Guerrero cited air conditioner troubles and other 'small business stuff' as reasons for the closure. Vice Versa, a coffee shop-venue in St. Paul Square, will close on March 31, citing "small business issues" as the reason for its closure. The closure was announced via social media by owner-operating Vinny Guerrero, who attributed it to air conditioner issues and the rent at the property, which also contributed to the closure. Music acts that have been booked in the basement space through April will have their sets relocated to another venue.
Published : a month ago by Nina Rangel in Lifestyle
Vice Versa — an east-of-downtown destination for coffee, live music and chill vibes — will close Sunday, March 31, according to an Instagram post from the business.Vinny Guerrero, owner-operator of the St. Paul Square destination, shared the news Thursday via social media, saying air-conditioner troubles and other "small business stuff" led to the closure."This all goes back to our AC messing up last summer, as a small business stuff like that can really do damage," the post read. "I got no investors, no rich family, just a kid from the west side who knows how to work hard. A year later, and the shop was still recovering." Vice opened in June of 2022 , serving up java, records and loungey vibes on the street level of the historic building at 123 Heiman St. Live music venue Versa opened in the basement of the same building five months later.Guerrero added that the rent at the property also took its toll."My rent here at Vice is about $8,000+ a month. BIG BOY BILLS," he said.Music acts that have been booked in the basement space through April will have their sets relocated to another venue, Guerrero said in his post.
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