The Third Street building that was the home of D’Agostino’s is up for lease. Diane Zhang, who owns the building, says she’s talked to a number of potential restaurant tenants. “We haven’t gotten to a final decision who to lease to,” says Zhang, who owns the Café Mediterranean in Southdowns Shopping Center. D’Agostino’s recently closed; owner Sammy D’Agostino died in September. Zhang says she’s looking for someone to take over the 5,300-square-foot restaurant space and an adjoining 1,100 square feet. There had been talk about putting a daiquiri bar there, but those plans fell through. Zhang says she’s talking to other people who want to open a daiquiri bar or a service business, such as a salon. “We’re looking at leasing the whole building, or just the separate parts,” she says.—Timothy Boone
Third Street restaurant building on the market
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