Langermann’s of Baltimore has filed for bankruptcy after the recent unrest in city knocked the restaurant’s finances too far out of balance, the Baltimore Business Journal reported yesterday. The restaurant filed for chapter 11 protection on May 20. The restaurant is open and the owner says he has no plans to close it. Dave McGill, a partner in Langermann’s, said the restaurant had struggled with cash flow problems, but the protests, riots and curfew following the death of Freddie Gray exacerbated those issues. The restaurant owes more than $1 million total to its 20 largest creditors, according to court documents.
