Main Street Love Shack and Hurley's are closing

• Love Shack's Lakeside location will remain open.
• Meanwhile, Hurley's Tavern in Innsbrook will close at the end of service Saturday after 11 years in business, the restaurant announced on Facebook.

Zoom in: Love Shack owner Sarabeth Hagen wrote on Facebook that it's been challenging to run two restaurants as a single mom.

• Closing up the Fan spot after two years will allow her to focus on her family and the Lakeside restaurant, she wrote.

Context: The closures follow other high-profile, long-term restaurants that shuttered this month, including:

• Nick's Roman Terrace, which closed after nearly 50 years in business.
• Baker's Crust in Carytown, which had a 26-year run at the top of Cary Street.
• Carrabba's Short Pump location, which closed at the end of February after a decade, per BizSense.
• And Hatch Local Food Hall — Richmond's only food hall — closes Sunday after two years, it announced in January.

What we're watching: Hurley's Tavern might have some news to report soon.

• The restaurant will announce two concepts in the coming days. So stay tuned.