As if their new West Sacramento location wasn't convenient enough (at least compared to their original Power Inn location), Squeeze Inn's latest restaurant will open at the spot formerly occupied by Infusion Cafe (17th & K) in October, reports Suzanne Hurt in Sac Press.

Squeeze Inn employee Sabrina Nicola will open her first restaurant under the guidance of Squeeze Inn owners Travis and Vicki Hausauer. The Hausauers will be silent partners in the new restaurant expected to open in October on K Street.

Nicola, 25, will be the sole operator and will work under a licensing agreement with the couple, who bought the original Squeeze Inn on Fruitridge Road in 2001.

Read the entire story in Sac Press.

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