The owners of the Garden of Eden cafe, which served meals made from New England-produced food such as pheasant hen (above), owed the state $200,000 in meals taxes.
Family shutters popular eatery in South End
Garden of Eden closes, Lionette's Market to move
The owners of the Garden of Eden cafe, which served meals made from New England-produced food such as pheasant hen (above), owed the state $200,000 in meals taxes.
The Garden of Eden, which served meals made from New England-produced food and was a South End social center, closed its doors this week after 12 years in business. (Full article: 453 words)
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