Margot Cafe holds final sale
The restaurant sells off 25 years of inventory this Saturday before it shuts its doors.
By Fernando Rojas ·

Davidson County residents can buy the last of the Margot Cafe & Bar inventory this Saturday before the restaurant closes for good.
The sale starts at 8 a.m. on Nov. 14. The venue is selling items it has collected over its 25-year run. This includes plates, glassware, silverware, and artwork. The list also covers kitchen smallwares, free umbrellas, to-go ware, pitchers, ramekins, copper, mirrors, decorations, and merchandise.
The cafe called the items "treasures" in a Facebook post. It invited customers to "take home a piece of Margot history." The post suggested the sale might appeal to restaurateurs, people looking for unique Christmas gifts, or those feeling nostalgic about the establishment.
Management set clear rules for the event. Buyers can pay with cash or Venmo only. The team will not answer questions about specific pieces. It will not hold any items for later purchase. Everything goes to the first person who wants it.
Margot Cafe & Bar operated for 25 years before deciding to close. The Saturday sale marks the final opportunity to purchase its physical goods. The restaurant will no longer serve customers after this date.
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