Wine-fueled Motnrose restaurant will close and relocate after 20 years


Another Montrose dining staple has announced it will soon have a new home. Divino Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar will cease operations in its current location on Saturday, July 31, the restaurant announced on Facebook. Divino has occupied its space at 1830 West Alabama St. for more than 20 years. The restaurant’s property has been sold and will be put up for lease to a new tenant, according to the announcement. Still, a glimmer of…

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