A Steak in the Neighborhood at 135 E. Congress St. has closed, according to this entry posted on the restaurant’s Facebook page over the weekend:

A Steak in the Neighborhood is closed. We are working on a new concept so keep an eye on this page for more information.

One can only wonder what this new concept will be, but if Luke Cusack – who owns A Steak in the Neighborhood; the nightclubs Sapphire and Zen Rock; and Lindy’s at Redline Sports Grill and RPM Nightclub – is involved, it shouldn’t be long before the new place opens. He’s a master at tearing restaurants out and putting new concepts back in with a quickness.

This article appears in Sep 1-7, 2011.

3 replies on “A Steak in the Neighborhood Is Closed”

  1. Thing is, they never seemed to be open anyway. I don’t do downtown as often as I should, but every time I’ve been there in the last couple of years, this place wasn’t open. Okay, maybe once.

  3. From what I have heard, Luke Cusack had to sell to his partners because he had embezzled money to the tune of two hundred thousand dollars, so he sold to avoid a lawsuit.

    Mr. Cusack has a habit of stealing services that he refuses to pay for as well.

    I see Mr. Cusack for what he is, not what he pretends to be.

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