(KRON) -- After 20 years in business, Zio Fraedo's in Vallejo is closing its doors this month, and the owners say rising rent is to blame.
The waterfront restaurant announced the closure in a Facebook post, saying its final day of business will be Sunday, October 25.
The owners said the decision came after they were unable to reach an agreement with their landlord, saying, "The new monthly rent would far exceed our ability to sustain the restaurant."
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Zio Fraedo's has been a fixture on Vallejo's waterfront for two decades. In their announcement, owners Tony and Sherry LoForte thanked customers for their support of the years.
The owners encouraged customers to visit one last time before the restaurant closes on October 25.
Zio Fraedo's Pleasant Hill location will remain open.
