Cuatro Caminos opened in September 2010 after D’s Fleetwood Diner closed in that location a few months prior. D’s Fleetwood Diner closed following a laundry list of “critical” health code violations issued by the Ottawa County Health Department that were not corrected.
According to a Health Department inspection report the Tribune obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, Cuatro Caminos received several violations in November, but were immediately corrected.
The location next the Grand Haven 9 movie theater had originally been a Big Boy’s restaurant.
The Grand Haven Township Board approved a Class C liquor license for Cuatro Caminos in February and had forwarded it to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. The license would have allowed the sale and consumption of alcohol on the premises.
Martinez said the state commission was taking too long in its approval process, and she could not continue waiting as restaurant sales declined.
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This is very sad news indeed. I enjoyed the authentic cuisine there. I will miss them. Too bad the State took so long getting them their liquor licence, not that it would make any diiference to me whether I could have alcohol there or not, I went there for the great food. It may have saved them. It seems that location is cursed.
Mega bummer.