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UPDATE: Ford Fry’s Superica opening Monday; party tonight

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By Bob Townsend
Feb 13, 2015

UPDATE: As it turns out, Ford Fry's new restaurant, Superica , will open in the Krog Street Market on Monday as planned. The liquor license for the casual "Mex-Tex" sister concept to the El Felix at Avalon was granted this afternoon.

Fry will host a sneak peek party with live music featuring the Whiskey Gentry tonight at 10 p.m. And the bar will be open for business.

Happy Friday the 13th!

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