Steak sandwich shop can’t use Nemo’s name
The revived steak sandwich shop on South Bell Avenue cannot use the business name Captain Nemo’s for the foreseeable future.
Milton Fette and Randall Smith, who opened the sandwich shop in June, were ordered by a judge to stop using the Captain Nemo’s name at least until a trial is held in March 2015.
William Miller, who owns Captain Nemo’s in Irving, had sued the Denton business after it used the same sign and name as his shop. Miller’s father and Fette had been in business together at a Nemo’s in Denton in the 1980s and early 1990s, but the store was closed.
The business can no longer use the name on any materials, or the illustrated drawing that was on the Denton sign, which looked like the sign in Irving.
Curves relocated to Dallas Drive
The female-focused gym Curves has reopened on Dallas Drive from Wind River Lane near Interstate 35 E.
To celebrate the move and changes to the Curves program, they will host an Open House from Sept. 15 to 20 when new members can sign up for 30 days free.
During open house week, current and new members will also be able to have a free workout. Those who attend will get 30 free days on their memberships.
The new location is in Suite 110 at 11000 Dallas Drive, and can be reached by phone at 940-384-7506.
BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse open
After months of noticable construction at the front of the Unicorn Lake development, BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse opened on Monday.
The restaurant seats 225 people at a time in the 7,400-square-foot building, according to a press release. The chain is known for deep-dish pizzas and exclusive beers produced only for BJ’s restaurants. Hours are 11 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
Contact Jenna Duncan at jduncan@dentonrc.com or 940-566-6889.
