A recent survey revealed that 44 percent of full-service casual restaurants in Washington DC may close within the year, raising alarms across local and national platforms. Conducted by the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington, this study indicates that 11 percent of the establishments feel "very likely" to shut down, whereas 33 percent are "somewhat likely" to close. The sentiment among restaurant owners points to significant financial struggles exacerbated by factors like rising costs and changes in payment structure for tipped workers, leading to increased dialogues about potential closures and industry challenges.
DC restaurants face a potential closing crisis, with 44% at risk per a Restaurant Association survey, highlighting significant economic distress in the hospitality sector.
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