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lulu's local eatery on south grand Credit: michelle volansky

South Grand vegan hotspot Lulu’s Local Eatery announced today in a Facebook post (below) that the turnkey restaurant “including branding, recipes and equipment” is up for sale due to “personal health reasons.”

Lauren “Lulu” Loomis and her husband Robbie Tucker started Lulu’s as a food truck in April 2012 with great success, and opened the fast-casual brick-and-mortar in 2014 at 3201 S. Grand Blvd.

co-owners robbie tucker and lauren “lulu” loomis Credit: michelle volansky

The beloved restaurant, known for its seasonal menus, which included dishes like mushroom stroganoff, jackfruit tacos and a buffalo cauliflower wrap, announced on March 22 it would temporarily suspend service due to the coronavirus, but never reopened. 

According to a Saint Louis Group Business Brokers listing, the eatery brought in over $1 million in gross sales annually. 

Requests for comment were not immediately returned.

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