By james art 
Nothing but the melancholy notes of the Blue are retained by Dreamland Bar-B-QE, as its owners make their departure after this weekend from the center of Talahassi.
The dream of having a thriving shopping mall indoors within the entertainment neighborhood where everyone could gather for food, entertainment and shopping remains just that.
According to a Facebook post by Bret Welman, Frontman for Bret Welman and The Stone Cold Blues Band, longtime James on JAMS on Thursday night at Dreamland Bar-B-Is, the place will close its doors this Sunday. The last JAM session was Thursday night.
An employee of Dreamland Tallahassee, who demanded not to be identified, confirmed the upcoming closure. Tallahassee Table, an online grocery site and a partner for Democrats content Tallahassee, also confirmed the restaurant’s death. Request for a comment is waiting for the corporate headquarters of the restaurant chain in Birmingham, Alabama.
The location of Tallahassee offered huge smoked meat plates, juicy sandwiches and a banana pudding, which the patrons admired.
“In the seven years, we have all become a family,” Welman told musicians, audiences and Dreamland staff in an email to Talahassi’s democrat. Thursday JAM sessions, a promising attraction and a source of revenue for the restaurant, began in March 2017. The sessions served as a center for music lovers of all ages and skills levels to perform, learn and connect.
The Talahassi Center has never taken off after the developer’s death
Commercial property with mixed use on North Monroe Street, which began life as Tallahassee Mall in 1971, still has tenants such as a guitar center, AMC theater, Belk, Lemongrass, Barnes & Noble, Hibbett Sports and Ross Dress for more A little.
State agencies have turned some retail space into offices. Also, a convenience, coffee and fuel dealer Cumberland Farms, which has a place in front of the mall on North Monroe Street, helps to get some traffic – but not in the stores of other tenants.
As reported earlier by Democrat, Alex Baker – President of Blackwater Resources and the main developer behind the center of Talahassi – died in 2017. The transformation of the old mall stopped to a large extent afterwards.
Meanwhile, Wellman and The Stone Cold Blues Band will continue their sweets in the soundbar, 1105 W. Tarpe St., which starts on July 18.
KYLA A SANFORD covers the dining room and fun for the Tallahassee Democrat. A new restaurant opens, special offers or events that appear? Notify me at [email protected].
This article originally appeared at Tallahassee Democrat: Dreamland Bar-B-Que Closing Center of Tallahassee Location