According to a building permit filed last week, Bagels and Joe is planning a third Lincoln location at 7811 Pioneers Boulevard.
That building is under construction and will serve as the new Lincoln headquarters for HomeServices of Nebraska, which will be located on the second floor.
The other Bagels and Joe locations in Lincoln are at 48th Street and Old Cheney Road and a couple of blocks north of 84th and Holdrege Streets.
Another new restaurant is coming to Gateway Mall.
According to a building permit that also was filed last week, something called Tornado Crepes will be setting up shop in a kiosk on the east end of the food court.
Though there are Tornado Crepes restaurants on the East Coast, this appears to be a local operation.
Information on the website of the contractor building out the space indicates it should be open by late June.
Restaurants that closed in 2018
Hickory Road BBQ
Hickory Road BBQ & Catering Co. closed in February.
ERIC GREGORY, Journal Star file photoOklahoma Joe’s
Oklahoma Joe’s closed its Haymarket location after less that 6 months in business in January.
ERIC GREGORY, Journal StarFlapjacks American Diner
Flapjacks American Diner, shown here in January, closed in March and its owner is being sued by the landlord of the space at 230 N. 12th St.
ERIC GREGORY, Journal Star file photoSchlotzsky’s
Lincoln’s last Schlotzsky’s closed its doors at the beginning of February.
DAVID WELCH, Courtesy photoChocolatier Blue
Chocolatier Blue at 70th and Pioneers closed early in 2018.
Courtesy photoVillage Inn
The Village Inn at 29th and O streets, shown here in 2010 before it was remodeled, closed in early February.
Journal Star file photoPerkins
A sign on the door at the Perkins location near the airport in January said it is permanently closed. At the end of April, the 48th and O location was closing.
Lincoln Journal StarWahoo’s Fish Tacos
Wahoo’s Fish Tacos closed in January.
Journal Star File PhotoGreta’s Gourmet
Kevin Mandigo of Greta’s Gourmet fulfills a catering order for the Lied Center in 2015. Mandigo closed Greta’s on Jan. 8, citing slow business and personal reasons.
FRANCIS GARDLER/Journal Star file photoLet’s block ads! (Why?)