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Citing slow winter season, two local restaurants abruptly close

Summary by The Independent - Narragansett+
As spring approaches and business owners assess their spring-summer plans, two local restaurants owned by Christian D’Agostino — the Coastal Cabin in Narragansett and Tavern on Main in Wakefield — announced their closings last week.
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Citing slow winter season, two local restaurants abruptly close

As spring approaches and business owners assess their spring-summer plans, two local restaurants owned by Christian D’Agostino — the Coastal Cabin in Narragansett and Tavern on Main in Wakefield — announced their closings last week.

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The Independent - Narragansett+ broke the news in on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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