Clem & Ursie's

[fishonnelsons]

Without a doubt the closures had an impact upon their business, although I don't think it was a straw that broke their back.

One or two soft seasons, like this economy is bringing to us, can destroy a seasonal business in a nano-second.Add on to that maybe some wrong business decisions, or over-extending, and you are done. Sad news for the owners and workers none the less.

A couple of folks with very good experience/success on the Outer Cape in this type of business are trying to purchase the whole thing, but the price and the banks views on credit are making it difficult - hopefully for all it will become a reality.

[Rappin Mikey]

I was never a huge fan, but my grandparents really liked that place for some reason. I'll have to call them tonight.I didn't even know it closed.

[Sea Dangles]

I've had some great times in P-Town.

[RickBomba]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

I've had some great times in P-Town.

What happens in Manzi-town stays in Manzi-town!

[Backbeach Jake]

When I saw Clem's house up in foreclosure a month or so ago I wondered what the heck was up. Times are changeing way too fast for this old Capey. I hate to see the old crowd fade away like this.

[saltfly]

If the people that are working to purchase the place get it.It's going to be a great seafood rest.

[l.i.fish.in.vt]

for me it is a good thing,now i won't be getting a thick shake float so often.now if i can only avoid Connies