A barbecue establishment is growing its operations. The lease for a second-generation restaurant space has been facilitated by LanCarte Commercial. This space measures 6,463 square feet.
LanCarte Commercial representatives Sarah LanCarte and Brittany Doyle handled the transaction on behalf of the landlord. The property is situated along a main street and has been leased to Panther City BBQ, with further details available from the source.
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