It's opening, again. Or so they say, again.
The taxpayer funded restaurant in a flood plain is set to open in February. If you're one of those that think it's cool to go eat at a restaurant you paid to build for a "celebrity", you might want to go before the next storm comes. You saw what happened to the other "flood control" attraction you paid to build.
It's all just a matter of time.
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