Taylor's Poultry Place, 4701 Augusta Road: 2020 1 comment
I have been thinking for a while now that Taylor's Poultry Place on Augusta Road was closed, but as I almost always drove by on a weekend day, I really wasn't sure. Now the place definitely is, and has signage (and banners) up for the next operation, which is to be a tire store.
There aren't many google reviews for Taylor's (though those that are there are positive), but judging by those, they probably closed around 2020.
Jimmy John's, 5910 Garners Ferry Road: 12 June 2022 (Open Again) 2 comments
I got a bit of a surprise today when I decided I wanted a JJ BLT for lunch.
It seems that yesterday, somebody drove a car into the front of the Woodhill Jimmy John's. I presume it was an accident, since you would not expect to find a lot of cash in a sandwich shop. According to the door sign, nobody was hurt, which is the important thing, and they expect to reopen as quickly as possible.
UPDATE 28 September 2022: This location is open again. Also updating tags.
Pita Pit, 2002 Greene Street: Spring 2022 2 comments
Pita Pit on Main Street featured here two years ago, and I was unaware at the time that there was a Five Points location.
It appears that this one, just up the hill a bit from Papa Jazz may have closed previously and then come back under new ownership. It looks to have gotten good reviews, but to have closed sometime this Spring. (There is no date on the door sign).
(Hat tip to commenter Deanna)
Noisy Wings / 3315 Grille, 3315 Farrow Road: 2022 no comments
I believe the last time I did a closing for this place was as Uncle Ozzy's, although I did not have any pictures of that actual incarnation. This old Popeye's location has been the site of many short-lived operations since the original tenant closed, and I know I have missed several of them.
Noisy Wings seems to have had several locations, and continues to run on Clemson Road. 3315 Grille is I think the most recent to close and I don't really know anything about it. I could have sworn there was a Chinese restaurant in the spot fairly recently, but I don't see anything online about that.
UPDATE 9 June 2022 -- Found a few more pictures:
Fiery Crab, 200 Graces Way: 30 May 2022 1 comment
The Marina Restaurant, 101 Centre Street (Fernandina Beach): 24 April 2022 no comments
Executive Plumbing Of The Midlands, 3506 Fernandina Road: 2010s 2 comments
It's back out to Fernandina Road again for this one. Executive Plumbing was a little north of Lawyer Lisa, and its building looks to have been vacant for several years.
As nearly as I can tell, this operation morphed into Sitte Plumbing of Leaphard Road, based on that business having the same phone number as that noted on the sign here.
Sushi Yoshi, 2019 Devine Street: Late 2021 3 comments
Since I am not a seafood person, and definitely not a raw seafood person, I wasn't really aware of Sushi Yoshi in Five Points. Online reviews suggest it was a quirky little place with a small staff and idiosyncratic seating arrangements. As nearly as I can tell from those reviews, they probably closed late in 2021, as a January review mentions that a "temporarily closed" sign had been up for several months by that point.
(Hat tip to commenter Deana)
Lawyer Lisa, 3202 Fernandina Road: April 2022 6 comments
This Lawyer Lisa office, in the former N-Graphix building has moved, or consolidated to Sunset Boulevard. Commenter Larry speculates that the location may be caught up in the Carolina Crossroads I-26 project the same as a number of properties on both sides of the highway.
(Hat tip to commenter Gypsie)
UPDATE 9 October 2023: This building has been razed. Click here for pictures.
Village Artists, 631 Promenade Place: 16 April 2022 no comments
Commenter Andrew point to this ColaDaily article about the closing of the Village Artists gallery in Sandhill.
Apparently the site had been open since 2009 and had the use of their space at no charge as long as no paying customer needed it (an instance where the general situation at Sandhill was actually a plus). In the event, somebody finally did want to rent the space for expansion, so the gallery had to close.
I had noticed the place a number of times over the years, generally when I was going to Atlanta Bread Company/Panera, but for one reason or another never actually went inside.
(Hat tip to commenter Andrew)