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URBN and co. taking over El Cajon Brewing Co.
El Cajon was out of $600,000 and the restaurant equipment was worth less than half of that. I would be interested to know the specific terms of the agreement to see how badly the city got hosed.— July 9, 2013 2:27 p.m.
Chapter 11 for El Cajon Brewing Company
I'm a big fan of El Cajon Brewing Company and a bankruptcy attorney, though I have no connection to them or the case. The bankruptcy filings make some vague references to initial operating losses and the loss of their brewer. The loss of the brewer makes sense based on some conversations I overheard between a guy behind the bar and some customers a while back. I'm far from a beer expert, but it is was of my wife's favorite places for date night. I would hate to see them fold.— November 24, 2012 6:55 a.m.