Welcome to Chino, California, a vibrant city with a population of 95,782 nestled in the heart of the Inland Empire. Known for its beautiful parks and proximity to the San Bernardino Mountains, Chino has seen its fair share of culinary ups and downs. This page explores the landscape of closed-down restaurants, highlighting those that have permanently shut down, as well as places that have temporarily closed their doors, offering a glimpse into the city’s evolving dining scene.
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Closing to make way for a new concept, Hershey Social Restaurant.
I & I Brewing closed on September 20th, though another brewery plans to take over the space as its second location. Known for craft beers and community events, I & I had become a local gathering spot.
Sambo's, located at 12193 Central Ave, Chino, CA 91710, is now a bank.