Pihakis Restaurant Group faces $394K supplier lawsuit amid closures

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Pihakis Restaurant Group faces a $394,000 lawsuit from Evans Meats Inc. for unpaid food bills amid recent closures and liens.

Summary

A new lawsuit filed by Evans Meats Inc. alleges that the Pihakis Restaurant Group owes nearly $400,000 for food and other goods purchased on credit. The Birmingham-based distributor filed the complaint in Shelby County Circuit Court against multiple restaurant entities and owner Nick Pihakis Sr., who is personally liable for over $220,000 of the debt. The legal action adds to mounting financial pressures on the group, which has recently faced hundreds of thousands of dollars in landlord liens and the closure of several locations, including Tasty Town and multiple Hero Doughnuts and Little Donkey restaurants.

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