‘Larry the Lobster’ to go under the hammer - main dishes in mexican restaurants

A huge fiberglass shellfish is not under a hammer every day, so the auction of "lobster Larry" will definitely get some people to turn their heads around.
Dear South Australian visitor icon 17 m tall, weighing 4 tons, the restaurant and function center sitting in front of SE, Kingston is on sale on Friday.
"It looks like it's better than he did initially," said Linda Tait, a sales agent for Ottoson Partners, who received $50,000 worth of repairs . ".
"The sculpture has been around for nearly 40 years, so it has removed the antlers and rebuilt, replaced some fiberglass and painted a lot of paint work," she said.
"This is definitely a unique list so far, and it's interesting to a franchise store and several interstate buyers.
It has been perfectly set to function center.
She declined to give an exact price guide prior to the auction, but noted that similar commercial properties in the SE area of Kingston are selling between $300,000 and $400,000, and restaurants may sell less than in 2007, because it's vacant now.
The property was last sold for $450,000 in July 2007, when it already had a restaurant business.
The owner has been renting the restaurant to a tenant who has decided not to renew his contract.
They have now decided to sell their construction company and focus on their construction company.
Built in 1979, this restaurant is designed to look like a craypot, a popular symbol of the Kingston area, where the main industry is crayfishing.
The original intention was to get Larry to the top of the restaurant and it looked like he was stuck in a craypot, but the height limit of the Council prevented that, larry was placed in front of the property facing the highway.
Larry was created by a sculptor in Adelaide.
One hour drive-then assembled on site.
Of the 2016 radio and television celebrities, Hamish and Andy launched a fundraising campaign to Larry by encouraging people to pinch a partner, shoot it and upload videos on social mediaThe 720-square-
The Metre restaurant features a commercial kitchen, a wine bar, a fireplace, and an outdoor area.
In the early days, the restaurant embraced the crayfish theme with a variety of seafood dishes and owned an aquarium with live crayfish. The 4200-square-
The site of MI, located at 6 SE Princess Highway, Kingston, will be auctioned on Friday.